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An expression of cheek and or surprise. Derivative of Oh Me Corch. Used in a more colloquial manner. Can be followed by “con floreeeee” (sung).
Me Corchazone… daddy Reynolds is looking tasty today. 😏
*Homie grabs thigh while driving* Me Corchazonneeeeee 😏 Con floreee!!! (sung)
sb that’s loyal and got you no matter what could could call in them anytime
Jadyn (shii- that's me) is A real one 🦦
An expression you use when you see someone you know down at the shops. This expression was founded in Knoxfield by a local legend, Aaron, who often gets ridiculed for owning the expression.
Random guy at shops: ‘Hey mate’.
Aaron: ‘High five, show me you’re alive’.
Random guy at shops meekly offers hand: ‘Yeah ok’
To like someone as more then a friend or as little crush or even a friend
Da "ultimate" in acceptable excuses for why it took you so long to finish shopping, processing'delivering bureaucratic paperwork, or otherwise conducting routine business.
Telling your having-impatiently-waited family or car-pool buddies, "There was a long line ahead of me" may indeed get you off da hook as far as their venting their seething wrath at you, but you yourself will likely find it very stressful (not to mention tiring on your achy legs and feet!) to have to cool your heels in line for so long, and so in the end you may feel similarly weakened and emotionally exhausted as you would have if you'd had to "face the music" because you **hadn't** had any plausible excuse for producing such a lengthy delay in finishing up.
another grammatically correct way to say scott and i.
scott and me have been together for over 17 months
an alternate and grammatically correct way to say scott and I
scott and me have been in a relationship for over 17 months