Most commonly said by those who have no freaking clue what is going on. Yet, they feel compelled to say, βThatβs what I was thinking!β In hopes of you thinking they might just be smart or cool.
Person1: ...and that is how you boil water.
Person2: "That's what I was thinking".
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The phrase in which Americans (without accents already) can't help but saying it in an Australian accent, even when trying not to.
"What I might".......try it and see for yourself!
A pack of Kool menthol cigarettes
"man, let me get a bottle of bumpy and a pack of what-I-ams"
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Used as a substitute for that's what she said/that's what he said in certain instances:
1. You are alone, talking to yourself, and realize no one else is around to say "that's what s/he said" but it's such a good one you can't pass it up.
2. You are trying to seriously flirt and the other person is trying to be respectful/appropriate/otherwise no fun.
3. You are making fun of your own whorish tendencies to cheer someone up.
1. Having just returned from a great workout you proclaim to yourself, "That was long, rough, and I will probably be sore tomorrow but it was worth it!"
After realizing no one is around to take advantage of this opportunity, you can't help but hesitantly say, "That's what I said...?"
2. Person A making appropriate conversation about something: "It's pretty hard but I like a challenge."
Person B in overly sexual tone: "That's what I said."
3. Someone in your group of close friends is in some real trouble and exclaims: "Fuck me!"
You: "That's what I said!"
Your friend: "Hahaha, that is a true story you ARE slutty...laughing makes me feel so much better about how screwed I am!"
26π 11π
a sarcastic way of answering someone who asks you to repeat what you said.
Originated in South Jersey
Will: Damn you're beat.
Tim: What?
Will: What I said.
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What every black person says when they get busted on COPS.
Black man as he is thrown to the ground on a typical episode of cops:
Man what I did?
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The ultimate come back and douche bag saying in any applicable situation.
It can properly be said at any time the yes/no question asked is not directly and simply answered with a "yes" or in some instances, a "no."
This saying may or may not be accompanied with a sacktap.
James: "Hey Nick did you buy beer for tonight?"
Nick: "Well I went to the liquor store but I didn't have my wall--"
James: "That's not what i asked dipshit" (followed by a sacktap)
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