Isle of you

A cuter way of saying, "I love you" in written form.

Guy: Isle of you so much (sent 4 minutes ago)
Girl: What are you talking about? Isle of me? (sent 3 minutes ago)
Girl: Ohh, I get it. Isle of you too. <3 (sent 1 minute ago)

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me > you

Used to signify complete superiority over another, using the mathematic symbol for "greater thatn."

<destroya> me > you.
<nekura> D:

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quiet you

1. shut up
2. what you say to someone when they outsmart you and don't know what to say.

homer: I'm the first non-Brazilian person to travel backwards through time.
mr peabody: Correction, Homer, you're the second.
sherman: That's right, Mr. Peabody!
mr peabody: Quiet, you.

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Right you are!!

Mostly spoken. Said when you agree with somebody's statements on something, or someone else.

One woman says to another, looking at a nice looking guy:

A: Oh, he's a hunk. Look at him!
B: Right you are!!

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You Fuck

When your friend decides to do i like your cut G with a pinch of disinfectant in his hand and you know you’re fucked.

Friend*with disinfectant in his hand*:„I LIKE YOUR CUT G!”
You*raging*:„YOU FUCK! Now im full of disinfectant you bitch!”

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learn you

A sentence fragment that is often believed to be grammatically incorrect, but is actually completely correct. The word learn is actually rooted in the Old English verb læran, meaning "to teach", and can be used transitively in this manner, e.g. "I'm going to learn you a lesson."

"I'm going to learn you a lesson."
"She learned him how to skate."
"He learned him how to fish."

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No soup for you

An exclamation used in the event where someone changes his or her mind about giving something to someone else.
The word "soup" may be replaced with the object at hand; the reference to the show can still be very obvious if the speaker uses the correct tone of voice.
This is the catch phrase of the soup nazi from Seinfeld.

"No soup for you!"
"Darn.."

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