A phrase used when you want to look awesome, but somebody just beat you to it. Refers to the game series "Tony Hawk's Pro Skater," where would-be real life impressive feats can be performed with a few button presses.
Dude 1: Man, that guy just did a 900.
Dude 2: I can do that in Tony Hawk.
or
Dude 1: Man, that guy can do the robot like a madman!
Dude 2: I can do that in Tony Hawk.
or
Dude 1: Dude, I just killed someone. I'm really freaking out.
Dude 2: I can do that in Tony Hawk.
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Something you would say to someone in a deep and relatable situation, especially when they are referring to their past and you had a similar past or a different past but still felt the same thing.
Oliver: All of my life, I have felt like nobody has given me attention
Katie: I can feel your pain
u dont want to talk , or listen to someone who doesn t have what u have .
most of the time said to ppl who have wired headphones & not airpods
aniya ( w/ wired apple headphones : hey girl
me ( w/ airpods in ) : sorry , i can t hear u . my bad i can t hear broke
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When you look at scp-001, knowing it causes cardiac arrest followed by death, and your father is in a hospital emergency room for cardiac arrest
Something's wrong, I can feel it. I think my father has died, but I haven't been updated of it yet
Something to say when you see a gorgeous woman pushing a baby stroller or carrying a child. It's considered a subtle way of pointing out a hottie in the vicinity.
Opposite of I can't see how that happened.
First example:
Guy #1: Look at that MILF over there!
Guy #2: I can see how that happened.
Second example:
Guy #1: Blah blah blah blah blah.
Guy #2: (nods in a direction) I can see how that happened.
Guy #1: Oh yeah, totally.
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when someone mentions something about how you look or sound or smell
Will- Amanda your so lanky
Amanda- i do what i can
sara- Ashley you smell kind of bad
ashley- whatever i do what i can
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The splendid journey of olfactory sensations and taste memories you experience while cleaning out food-covered dishes in the sink, re-experiencing each dish in the reverse order in which you placed it there.
Tom: Ah, yes...I sense the taco dinner on this plate...now, that plastic container which held my half-eaten tuna sandwich lunch...and what's this, left from my breakfast? The rotten egg residue clinging to the nonstick pan. Expelliarmus, foul odors of last week's meals!
Harry: You just achieved priori i-can-taste-em!