The "&" symbol looks like me, Angel Jose Robles (Messenger Add Oak because I have accidents that look like the high priestess tarot card)...

What I call homo-sapiens who know the spartan prayer: "Achilles, the frequency auditor, born by hands and killed by feet because he was endowed in the trench that he was laid to rest so a female can portray the rest" are addicted to abscesses.

Person 1: Do you know the spartan prayer and are you addicted to abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: The "&" symbol looks like me, Angel Jose Robles (Messenger Add Oak because I have accidents that look like the high priestess tarot card)...

me clogs are going round

Ya thinking of something in ya head

Ah mate give me a minute me clogs are going round

you turned your back on me

YTYBOM

you turned your back on me

Drop Me Spine

To defecate.

I was off to the bog to drop me spine. i feel twenty kilos lighter now.

Pick Me Guy

A man who will diminish his self worth and create fake scenarios to pull at the heart strings of a woman.

He told me his best friend died with like no picture, just a blank snapchat. Definitely a pick me guy.

let me finish

Something that a Karen repeatedly says when someone calls them out on their blatant stupidity in an argument that they are CLEARLY losing.

Also see: listen to me

Gordon Ramsay: "Jamacian chicken is dry rubbed, not"--
Dr. Una Morris: "LET ME FINISH"

Me-so-smart

NOUN:
An individual who, even though lacking in expertise, will flaunt their superior knowledge to others at random times in order to either appear more intelligent, out-smart others around them to make themselves feel more intelligent, or try to 1-up you to keep themselves from looking less intelligent.

VERB:
The act of displaying ones intelligence through unsolicited demonstrations.

ADJECTIVE:

A word used to describe responses or behaviors given by those who are trying to appear more intelligent.

NOUN:
"Johnny's being a me-so-smart again! He keeps randomly throwing random Spanish phrases into his sentences to make it seem like he knows Spanish."

VERB:
"I'm trying to fix this guy's computer, but he keeps pulling a me-so-smart and taking over before I get a chance to do anything!"

ADJECTIVE:
"Did you really just lecture an expert salesmen about the importance of good eye-contact? That was a real me-so-smart move man..."