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don't bro me if you don't know me

the line that you say to someone you do not know or barely know in response to them calling you bro. They may think they are cool or are chill and call you a bro. However, by saying don't bro me if you do not know me, you are telling them that he is in fact not a bro and does not have the right to call you a bro. One must understand what a bro is in order to say the line.

Stranger: What up bro?
You: Dude who are you? C'mon man seriously how dare you! Don't bro me if you don't know me.

by broeylogano March 24, 2013

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you ain't know me like dat ho

When someone be dissin' you n' sh*t you say dis sh*t and it helpz. forealz.

n*gga bout to get swung on for actin' a foo'!1~
you ain't know me like dat ho!
oh i see.

by P4UL TSUN4Mi September 17, 2007

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you don't know me but i killed your brother

If you say the phrase 'You don't know me but I killed you're brother,' your actually telling that person you kicked their cat and you're very sorry.

"Tim, you don't know me but I killed your brother."

by YoUrMoThEr6969 November 11, 2007

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Let me know

Infamous phrase originated by Gianni (aka: Viscosity, Johnny Vicious, Versace, Johnny Ball Sack, Johnny Blaze, etc.) King of the one liners. The original use of this phrase was to not answer an invitation to go some place or do something. Example: You- “Yo I am having a bbq on Saturday, come by” Viscosity- “yea, let me know.” You- “Oook.”. -- Then -- (the day before the gathering) You-– “So tomorrow is the bbq, you gonna come by?” Vicious- “yo whos gonna be there?” You- “yo I dunno u know the usual peeps, just come by and hang if you want” Viscosity- “yo let me know.” You- “I am letting you know now!” … This catch phrase if used in excess can grow to extreme annoyance and lameness. In the occasion of excessive use, a response phrase of “what do you want to know!”…. “Let Me Know” also “Lemme Kno” has transformed and expanded to many uses and applications. The infamous and rarely seen Viscosity himself has been seen and quoted using “Let me know” to try to attract a member of the opposite sex. (A female walks by), “Yooooooo, let me knoooo” Or “You can let me know” or “I can let you know if you want me to” or “I can let her know”. It can be used in many different occasions and there have been variations of the phrase and responses to the phrase. Including “You can let me know” “You can let me know if you want” “If you want, I can let you know” “I can let you know” “I’ll let you know” “Tell her let me know” “Yo, tell your mom to let me know”. Responses include: “What do you want to know” “I will let you know” “I will let your mom know” Usual response: “I am letting you know” “yo listen if you don’t want to come, don’t” “lameoo” “detaaaa” “detuahhh” “buah

-Yo we are playing video games tomorrow nite.
-Yea, yo let me know.
-Uggggg

by Yea men March 4, 2009

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You don't know about me

A vague and mysterious phrase to suggest people don't know something about your character which you have kept a close secret. Just like hiding something in the closet.

Andrew shouted loudly and repeatedly 'You don't know about me! You don't know about me!'

by Flimsco April 5, 2020


what you know bout me

a popular slogan or comeback
usually said by the campers on kibbutz who are natives of the bruceville area.

--your shirt looks like bird shit
--OOOOH WHAT YOU KNOW BOUT ME HO

by Jaaaaaaaaaaaaa November 10, 2007

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i know who killed me

That god-awful 2007 movie with Lindsay Lohan. She played a stripper with one leg and one arm. And she had a twin that her dad stole from his mom's fetus.

The movie came out after she was charged for DUI and cocaine possession, making her a bigging laughingstock than she already was. Quite a feat.

"In the gory psychological thriller “I Know Who Killed Me,” Ms. Lohan plays a wealthy college student who writes fiction, excels at the piano and refuses to sleep with her boyfriend...(and also plays) a stripper with a crackhead mom. No prizes for guessing which performance is more believable."
--Jeanette Catsoulis, New York Times

by dilary huff August 10, 2007

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