A phrase, said in a British accent, to use to tell someone something hurt, whether its emotionally or physically.
Ouch Charlie! Ouuuuccchhh! Charlie! That really hurt! Charlie Bit Me! And it's still hurting...
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(what's REALLY going on?) used to call bullshit upon denial as in:
a) C'mon, you know me. I'm cool, let me in on the action. Or:
b) I knows you said "nuttin" when I axed you"wazzup?"
So now quit lying to me and break out the shit, son.
ME: "Yo, dawg what's crackalackin, Fingerlickin' Chicken?"
FC: "Naw, ain't a dayamn thing happen here. I gotta keep my nose clean."
ME: "Oh Yeah? WHAT'S REALLY GONON? I ain't yer fuckin' parole officer!"
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Phrase that at once concludes a narrative and indicates that all of the narrative details that have preceded this phrase have squandered irrecoverable moments of your life.
{Blah, blah, bitch, bitch, piss and moan}. And I was like,...really?
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"There was a cat that really was gone" means someone who has gone mad or is really cool/hip
Person 1: Dude I really like Rasputin but I never understood the phrase "There was a cat that really was gone"
Person 2: Like a person gone crazy or something
*10-15 year olds start marching to the Soviet anthem nearby*
Person 2: Now those cats are really gone!
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vague disclaimer used to describe a similarity between two unrelated subjects without making the two subjects appear to be too closely related
Did you notice that the movie "Point of No Return" is kinda sorta, not really like "La Femme Nikita?"
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A popular song lyrical by Dixie D'amelio. You can tell by the 4 sad's in one line that she is very upset.
Heidi: Are you okay Dixie?
Dixie: for one day, one day, i was really really really really sad
Heidi: ...............okay Dix.
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anything that is listened to by townies
that so solid crew are a really shit band
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