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another version of “don’t make fun of me” or “don’t bully me”
“hey don’t dog on me but i think i like him”
“are you serious? ew.”
well, erm, I, uh, yes! Or, uh, mabey, uh, bad spelling, no! Actually, er, uh, ok.
old cuddle cuts: HUHHHHHHH
sparkly: STOP THAT!
dinosaur steve: STOP THAT!
woowoo: STOP THAT!
talking gumball machine: STOP THAT!
john: You guys have weird names.
old cuddle cuts: me-harp!
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A phrase borrowed from the movie "Dinner for Schmucks". It is used in a sarcastic, mocking manner after asking someone a ridiculous question.
Dude: Have you ever lived among Alaskans and ate bear meat in their traditional manner?
Dudette: No!
Dude: That surprises me...
Slang for self-referential terms and statements that reek of self-absorption.
Her speech was positively popping with endless me-isms.
You can use it in any term. It suits many.
No other type of food can replace the meaning.
Origin was from a clumsy mistake of the tongue. Japanese are damn bastards for making the language so difficult, it's often to have this term slip out of your mouth while speaking, or even singing Japanese.
The mistake has been occurring more and more lately, and it has been spreading further around the globe. From this point, it has transformed part of the internet. This term now can be used in any form. Such as a death threat or a greeting. It can be anything you can think of in your mind and much more.
Person 1: Damn, is that American weeaboo over there in the corner trying to sing Japanese by the sound of what he hears?
Person 2: Quite so. I can't handle it anymore... corn me, please.
Heinlein: How unfortunate.
The act of pregaming by oneself, before going out.
Dude, were you just drinking alone in your room?
Yeah, but I'm not an alcoholic, I was just me-gaming