Get that midget dog out of the bed
Get that midget dog out of the bed
“Do life together”I'm tired of these:
1. That is a game changer!
2. Can you believe it?!
3. What were they thinking?
4. He climbed the ladder to make that catch.
I guess by this time of the year I've heard them ad nauseum. There are more but can't think of them right now.
I’m so sick of this one.Run it back.
Should have just kept "Are you shitting me?"No cap is basically like saying “For real?” implying that you’re not lying.
Yea, my wife pulls that one on me all the time!“Are you listening to me?”
And the follow-up
“Then what did I just say?”
I'm tired of these:
1. That is a game changer!
2. Can you believe it?!
3. What were they thinking?
4. He climbed the ladder to make that catch.
I guess by this time of the year I've heard them ad nauseum. There are more but can't think of them right now.
They have so many weapons At the end of the dayI'm tired of these:
1. That is a game changer!
2. Can you believe it?!
3. What were they thinking?
4. He climbed the ladder to make that catch.
I guess by this time of the year I've heard them ad nauseum. There are more but can't think of them right now.
I still say Let's ride, Clyde every time my son gets in the car. He's a sophomore at State.Two gheyest cliches i see idiots repeat all the time, 1) ”they’re cooked” “he’s cooked” , talking about a team , player or coach.
2). “Let’s ride”. Euphemism for “let’s go”, saw a lot of losers on genespage say this one when BArbay was hired and our new offense was going to set the world on fire.
That’s okay in that context.I still say Let's ride, Clyde every time my son gets in the car. He's a sophomore at State.
Shut it down!Physicality
“No worries”*******"No problem" in response to a polite thank you. Really big with restaurant servers these days it seems. Always want to say, glad it wasn't a problem for you but this is when you simply say "you're welcome"..
“Euro step”….which is essentially travelingFor basketball season:
“dribble drive.” Son of a b itch. You have to dribble to drive it.
For football season:
“XYZ player, previously at ABC university.” Every dang player worth a crap is a transfer from somewhere at this point. Stop telling us.
For the married folks:
“Not tonight. I have a headache.”
“…and there’s Kramer’s mother, championship coach Kim Mulkey…”I'm tired of these:
1. That is a game changer!
2. Can you believe it?!
3. What were they thinking?
4. He climbed the ladder to make that catch.
I guess by this time of the year I've heard them ad nauseum. There are more but can't think of them right now.
My kids are homeschooled and they think kids that play Fortnite came up with these phrases. I've never heard my 16 or 13 year old say any of these.Bruh
Skibidi
Sigma / Alpha / Beta
“That’s so sigma”
Rizz
It’s online gaming that spreads it.My kids are homeschooled and they think kids that play Fortnite came up with these phrases. I've never heard my 16 or 13 year old say any of these.
Improper subject verb agreement like "I seen it" makes me want to break someone's face. "I done" whatever falls into the same category."I seen it."
"Full stop."
Please full stop with "I seen it".
If I could add a million likes to this I would.Physicality
Not to mention the all-to-common "should have went" and things of that nature.Improper subject verb agreement like "I seen it" makes me want to break someone's face. "I done" whatever falls into the same category.
Don’t forget “that’s bussin”, “so bussin” and just plain “bussin”Bruh
Skibidi
Sigma / Alpha / Beta
“That’s so sigma”
Rizz
The use of “literally” when there is no way in hell your being literal.Let’s go!
Arguably
Bringing the tea
The use of “literally” when there is no way in hell your being literal.