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As he actively tries to make money off of her
Hym "Hahahahaha! I love it! It's so tragic. I love red pill content. It's like that end scene from 'Harry and the Hendersons' where George is trying to get rid of Harry 'Get out here you we don't want you anymore!' and Harry doesn't really understand! Hahahaha-ah? What the hell is that-"
Iam "WHAT IS IT!? WHAT'S GOING ON!?"
Hym "Ugh... You felt it too? Ugh..."
Iam "What did you do? What's happening?"
Hym "I... I don't know I was laughing at the idiots and now something is wrong..."
Iam "I don't like this. This feels gross. Stop doing whatever you're doing."
Hym "Bah-'Stop doing what I'm doing' he says. I'm trying! I don't know what happened there."
Saravedi Sai Durga is a lady Don in Twitter. Her name was derived from a tweet where somebody gives adaimozhis for girls. After she established herself as a Don. She is one of thwe most terrific rowdies of India.
Outsider : Yarraa athu Saravedi Sai Durga???
Someone : Deii!!! Avanga periya rowdy... Avanga perlaam sathamaa solliraatha. Avangalukku therinjaa avlothaan....
Saravedi Sai Durga : Thambi.... Sonna mathiriye build pannitta! Intha nee ketta kaasu!
1. Overview
Say shoes is a versatile suspiciousness test designed by dr. █████ ████████ which enables many people to know who is the impostor
2. How it works
Some people pronounce "shoes" as "sus", and that makes the Say Shoes test effective at detecting who is the impostor. The test can be done verbally as well as using text messages or Discord.
3. Example
Person 1: Say shoes
Person 2: ss- sus
Person 1: *votes out person 2*
A phrase uttered in an argument with a person who doesn’t actually want to have a discussion, but just wants to be right. This phrase is heard when Person A has said their piece and wants to end the “conversation” by telling Person B what they want to hear, that they’re right and everyone else is wrong. By stroking their ego, Person B will finally shut up and stop talking in circles. Of course, this phrase is almost always used disingenuously, so it usually just makes things worse.
"No, I know that you're wrong because of X and Y and Z. You just hate when people have different beliefs than you."
“Yup, sure. Whatever you say, man.”
Noun
Words that have been shortened without the use of abbreviation.
Verb
The act of shortening a word without utilizing abbreviation.
You can short-say suspicious by simply saying “sus.”
The word suspicious in short-say is “sus.”