a way of asking what someone is going to get at a restaurant because it is what they will be pooping out later. (a play on words of what you are getting)
waiter: what are you shitting today?
Customer: um can i please shit two double doubles and fries, and my wife will be shitting a chocolate milkshake. thank you.
It is the presence of God in your life, not your possessions, that makes you a successβstop chasing material things and start a personal relationship with Him.
You may be financially naked, educationally unqualified, and not connected to people of influence, yet if you've faith in the power of the presence of God in your life, you can expect your nothings to turn into somethingsβwho you have, not what you have is what matters.
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meaning "what do you mean?"
it is a shortened version on "what are you going on about?" or "what are you talking about?"
usually used when someone is not making sense for extended periods of time or if you feel like you've missed something.
can be lengthened to show complete and utter confusion.
eg.
what the fuck are you on about?
what, exactly, are you on about?
what the fuck are you on about, exactly?
what the fucking hell are you on about you fucking cock? how's about you learn to fucking speak english?
example 1.
knobhead: dude. i totally just pwned that n00b. i asdfghjkl; the ask;nfw. fo shizzle my nizzle dizzle.
awesome: what the fuck are you on about?
example 2.
knobhead: so, tomorrow, then?
awesome person: what?
knobhead: we can go and you can meet them, yeah?
awesome person: what are you on about?
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1. when you dont know something.
2. when you dont feel like giving a real answer.
John- where you going lisa?
Lisa- Cant say what you dont know?
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Etc, also known as whatever, anything, all else.
You can decorate this room with lamps, sofa, tables, oh! what have you!
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The internationally recognized phrase meant to initiate phone sex.
*two people talking on the phone*
Kate: Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah!
Mark: That's funny, baby. So, what are you wearing?
Kate: You know those jeans blah blah blah and a tank top.
Mark: Why don't you slip out of 'em, baby?
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An archaic English phrase that is still used in a legal and governmental context. It is used to ask for a verdict or a vote.
This phrase is sometimes used in everyday conversation with the same meaning - usually with the intent of seeming formal, stylish, or unusual.
Speaker of the House: "Representative from Ohio, what say you? Yah or Nay"
Representative: "Nay"
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