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1st appeared in the year 2000. Is used to avoid dirty/confused looks after expressing ones opinion.
objectionars rarely intervenes once this quote is uttered, in fear of offending you.
C - argh just end it
A - ??
C - *raises finger in air* don't judge me! ...
K - waa
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When someone tells you something you already know is wrong. Or when somebody tells you that you can't do something.
Country Slang.
Your team didn't win the game last night, "Don't tell me not I already seen it."
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Possibly the most obnoxious thing you could say when someone is trying to figure out what kind of person you are or sneers at you.
IT'S IMPOSSIBLE NOT TO JUDGE SOMEONE, THAT'S HOW WE DISTINGUISH FRIEND FROM FOE!
No matter what, people are going to judge you; because you dress in all black and like death or because you watch Star Trek and go to Sakura Con - DEAL WITH IT.
It's the worst when it's on your MySpace profiles.
Actually, no, it's worse when they say "you have no right to judge me." Because everyone has a right to their own thoughts, so stop being self-absorbed and obsessed with pretending not caring about your so-called "haters," people who don't like you, not because they're jealous, but maybe because you may not a likable person, maybe?
Boy's MySpace About Me:
I hate my life and I wear a lot of black makeup BUT DON'T JUDGE ME I'M A HUMAN BEING!
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01.) to scam, cheat, try to pull the wool over someone's eyes
02.) a solid win over an opponent
03.) an obvious lie
01.) "Don't buttfuck me, bro."
02.) "That was a good buttfucking I gave those 7 year olds on the basketball court."
03.) Kenny: I just saw biggie smalls walking into the bank...
Stevie: No you didn't!
Kenny: Yes, I did...
Stevie: "Don't buttfuck me!"
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A phrase used on social media when you say something bold or controversial and don't want people to reply or make a conjecture against your statement.
Karen: 5G causes corona, don't even @ me!
Everyone else: ...
Don't mess with me, don't bullshit me
Don't do me! Do ya hair!
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It's a reference to Dana Scully in the tv show The X Files. It's when someone tries to use every exuse before the truth, to get out of something, or stick up for somebody or something.
If you get caught cheating on your bf/gf and you try to make up every possible excuse you can think of, your bf/gf might reply: "Don't Scully me."
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