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Make sure that what you are doing and striving for is going to be worth any sacrifices you will have to make along the way. If it's a relationship, job, anything in life.
If you love someone more than life itself and will do anything to have her and shes perfect for you, yet you have to move far away and start a new life, the juice is worth the squeeze.
Or if you want to become a lawyer but it costs 100's of thousands in debt and years of studying and when you graduate you have to move to alaska but your starting salary is 400K a year, the juice was worth the squeeze. Always know if the juice is worth the squeeze.
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Probably one of the most biggest memes of January 2018. This is said by a bunch of Ugandan warriors who play as Knuckles from Sonic together in a VRchat. They will keep repeating and saying the words "Do you know the way?' in a strong Ugandan accent.
"Do you know da wae?"
"I can show you da wae"
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This is a catch phrase that originated in a TV ad in the late Eighties that featured super athlete extraordinaire Bo Jackson and rock'n'roll pioneer Bo Diddley (he's notorious for his famous box-shaped electric guitar). Basically, the term means that somebody doesn't know doodly squat.
The narrator says:
Bo knows football.
Bo knows baseball.
Bo knows weightlifting.
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In the meantime, Bo Diddley cranks out the notes on his guitar.
Then he says:
Bo, you don't know diddley!
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A common phrase used to replace the outdated “That’s what she said” pun.
You know how it is can be tacked on to any sentence, word, or phrase, that alludes to sexual or inappropriate context.
John: “Man, that was really hard....you know how it is”
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An aggitated responce for when someone asks you a question you cannot possibly know the answer to. Usually said in a tone that is more or less telling the person to fuck off.
Guy #1: Where did I put my pen?
Guy #2: How the hell should I know?
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A place believed to be the promised land and/or the place where all who are wise must attain in order to gain uncomprehensible "wae"
"Do u know da wae my brudda." "Yes my brudda, I have ebola, trust in our queen and she will lead us to da wae."
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Phrase exclaimed by those working in fried chicken restaurants when they don't know what else to say
(Like, "Oh, sorry, my mistake)
**As witnessed at an actual Popeyes by T. Dale Shaw**
Elderly Woman: I called in an order for 300 pieces of chicken.
Popeyes Worker: (audible smack) Is dat fo here o to goes?
EW: Honey, I can't eat 300 pieces of chicken.
PW: Bitch, I don't know your life.
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