Didn't see, didn't hear, didn't say.

It is a sentence used in a way to "brush" off responsibility or deny an accusation.

Usually described as a childish act, like a kid accused of stealing a cookie from a jar.
"Didn't see, didn't hear, didn't say."

Didn't see, didn't hear, didn't say.
-Two suspects ran through this alleyway, broad as daylight, they were carrying the items of a person you are known to have animosity.

- No clue regarding situation you're describing.
- Let me gues, "Didn't see, didn't hear, didn't say"?

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I hear what you're saying

quit putting stuff up here that I didn't
put here.

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Did you hear that Joe likes Mike?

When someone asks who are they you respond wiht: Joe mamma likes Mike-ock

-Hey did you hear that Joe likes Mike?
-Who are they?
-Joe mamma likes Mike-ock!

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you hear me squawking big bird

are you listening and paying attention to what is being said

"go clean your room, you hear me squawking big bird"

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The *insert word/words hear* times

Used to refer to a past memory.

The phrase can be used with almost any word/words in the English language, and hundreds of words from various other languages.

The *insert word/words hear* times

Mary "Hey do you remember if you left your shoes on the boat yesterday arvo?"

Patrick - "You mean back in The 'boat' times?

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It's Rather Hard for a Deaf Woman to Hear an Assassin Coming

A phrase to be implemented, usually from one bloke to another, when a man can overcome the suspect defenses of a witless woman and cajole her into coitus.

Shawn: "Hey man did you make any headway with that Potbelly cashier?"
Slim: "Headway? I totally banged her. It's rather hard for a deaf woman to hear an assassin coming."

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you got one bitch left, hear

This is a phrase often said when someone you are around continously uses the word "bitch" to refer to you. This is phrase used as somewhat of a warning to the one using the word "bitch".

Alright, you got one bitch left, hear.

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