a phrased used to express already being aware of the current topic and/or situation
commonly used as a synonym for โi seent itโ
Did you see that new guy at the office?
I been had known him.
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Got dez niggas thirsty and bitches mad
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a conversation that you hope to have with someone that you've been working towards but don't know if it's gonna happen
John:What are you thinkin about?
Sally:Possible conversation to be had...
John:Wtf does that mean?! About what?!
Sally:Oh you'll see...one day...
John:Fuck you...I'm gonna play video games....your shit is so stupid.
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Response to failing to do the one and only thing you had to do. This is told, either in a disgusted, mocking, or angry tone to people, animals, inanimate objects, and anything else that fails to complete the simple task for which it was designed.
A way to express total fail, epic fail, especially when the one job was very simple.
To a cheap park bench that broke while I was sitting on it, "You had one job, park bench!"
To an accountant who was fired for inaccurate computing of business records. "You are supposed to be an accountant, right? You had one job, Sandy."
To a friend about my broken down car, "Damnit, it had one job!"
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What you say when someone tells you something he thinks is hilarious but really isn't. You say this to avoid hurting your friend's feelings in breaking it to him that his joke sucks.
Dudeman 1: "Oh man, I was playing horseshoes in Red Dead Redemption and I got a really close throw and John was all like, 'Did you see that!' It was so funny dude!"
Dudeman 2: "I guess you had to be there."
Dudeman 1: :(
A phrase that expresses affection, popularized by the movie Jerry Maguire. At the end of the movie, when Jerry expresses his love in a long-winded speech to Dorothy, Dorothy's reply was the simple phrase: "You had me at hello."
Jerry Maguire: I love you. You... complete me.
Dorothy: Shut up. Just shut up. You had me at "hello."
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usually used to describe when one has lost all patience for a situation or person.
an exaggerated hand movement is commonly used alongside this expression; the person raises their hand above their head flat and parallel to the ground to show where "up to here" is.
Jim: Hey, Tom. How's life going?
Tom: I've had it up to here! *raises hand*