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A phrase meaning "you can't deny it"
Usually used when there really isn't any evidence. Everything said was a matter of opinion, but it is somewhat a challenge for you to argue with what was said, perhaps so the person can counter it with evidence
Aka no matter what you do, if your opinion is different, the person who says this will make you look stupid.
Usually used by politically opinionated "hipsters" when their argument is actually pretty legitimate; but also used by others usually mockingly
"Beyonce has impeccable, godly talent. Where is the lie?"
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What Michelangelo shouted at Shredder when Shredder claims that Splinter is dead.
"You lie!"
"Do I?"
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When someone tells lies or stories to fit in with the crowd.
me: I just bought a new car!
Greg: I know, I bought a new car and a house.
me: Come on Greg, you don't have to lie to kick it.
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An insincere apology. Pronounced apalalize.
"Virgil, don't apolo-lie! I said APOLOGIZE!"
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What Leonardo shouted at Shredder when Shredder claimed that Splinter was dead.
Raphael: Where's Splinter?
Shredder: Ah, the rat. So it has a name. It had a name.
Leonardo: You lie!
Example 2:
jorgorthebarbarian: "You lie!" is what Michaelangelo shouted at Shredder when he claimed that Splinter was dead.
Me: You lie!
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expression used when something great has been promised from a third party but it ultimately is not so.
(six months prior to Vista release) "Vista will be the greatest operating system ever!"
(three months after Vista release) "The cake is a lie."
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A statement told with complete awareness that the other person knows the statement to be false. This type of lie is often told and accepted to avoid the fallout that might occur from dealing with reality.
Your friend: I heard your gf busted you at Nikki's last night.
You: Yeah, but it's not problem. She's so whipped that a simple red lie did the trick.
Your friend: Dude, she has no spine.
You: Hells yeah!
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