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The act of sliding your palm across a "bro's" palm, then ending with a fist bump
Bro 1: Alright ill see you later, bro me
Bro 2: Alright peace
*bro handshake*
Used when telling a person that you will message them or asking them to message you
*picks up weed*
“Cheers for that mate get on me soon.”
*replies*
“Yeah man”
Ask for a favor only when you need something
Otherwise you have no use for me
Don’t Trump Me you haven’t talked to me in at least two months
The saying "Every scar I have makes me who I am," signifies that our past experiences, particularly our hardships and challenges, contribute to shaping our personal identity. These scars, physical or emotional, embody our resilience, growth, and survival, making us unique individuals. We are encouraged to embrace, not hide, these experiences as they form part of our life story.
"After going through his recovery, Javein often said, 'Every scar I have makes me who I am,' acknowledging his journey and recognizing how the trials had shaped him into a scarfident individual."
When I state something of fact, without being 100%, or because of misinformation, and someone fact checks me, he “make(s) a liar outta me”.
“Those balloons will not stick to the wall.” Frank grabbed a balloon and stuck it to the wall. Greg says, “Make a liar outta me”.
An appeal launched just-in-time to a Facebook administrator to un-ban an account from posting. Used in political discourse, the appeal is construed as a pre-emptive strike against sites that seek to prevent bloggers from posting a response against an assertation.
The blogger who cites the expression 'kanban me' is granted free passage by the site administrator to post up to 10 rebuttals and agrees to abide by a code of conduct in posting his/her response. The blogger is required to post using his/her own identity and endeavors not to defame or slander anyone in his rebuttal.
The root word kanban is a lean or just-in-time manufacturing process invented by Taiichi Ohno.
Commonly used as a hashtag expression:
#FreeMyInternet - kanban me <name of organization>!
The above hashtag FreeMyInternet denotes a movement formed to promote freedom of speech on the Internet.
Don’t hate on me, it, them. A common term.
“Hey man, you look like shit.”
“Bro, Don’t Slap on Me (It, them).”