An idiom used to preface vocalizing something everyone knows and should be acknowledged but no body wants to hear
I don't mean to fling olives on the floor but... this water cooler conversation is going to make us late for the meeting
The Dark Souls boss of highways. Traveling anywhere on it is equivalent to being a pirate during a tsunami.
Person 1: I have to drive on I-95 every day to get to work.
Person 2: Lmao that sucks dude
The perfect response. Inspired by the "9+10=21" meme, it is an extremely versatile phrase with the ability to be changed to suit the user's needs. The phrase can be changed through changing the subject pronoun (always the second word) of the phrase from "I" to "You", "We", "He", "She", "They", and "It". The first and third words can change states, such as going from "No I not" to "Yes I am", or "Yeah I am".
"How was your day?"
"No I not."
"Is he gonna ask her out?"
"No he not. He's gonna chicken out."
The ability to know without having been told; a satiable state of being; acceptance of another person entirely, (good & bad); the flutter in your chest and relaxing of tensions, when they touch you; the first person that comes to mind when you weigh consequence; the joy deep down in your abdomen you feel when your doing something for them; the need to please; the person you brag about.
Each time he leaves, "I love You"
She says, "I love You, too"
Person 1: I love you.
Person 2: I love you too.
Person 1: *wakes up*
2๐ 17๐
I want to fuck you or I want you to suck my dick.
WHEN A BOY TELLS YOU "I LOVE YOU" HE ONLY WANTS TO HAVE SEXUAL RELATIONS WITH YOU
I love you Abigail.
he only wants to fuck Abi.
The fakest shit you will ever hear. No one ever means it.
๐ค: i love you
โno tf you dontโ