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I’m all knowing

I already know

John’s selling gas for the low.

Response: I’m all knowing

by Quedor July 8, 2022


Know-it-not-at-all

Someone thinks they know something but are totally wrong. They will argue with you even when proven wrong.

The know-it-not-at-all girl argued that vaccines cause autism.

by Cheri Conners RN February 24, 2019


All-American Poop-Out

A type of performative pooping festival common in the rural United States.

I’ve just got to get down to the All-American Poop-Out at the fairgrounds…

by Master P’s Theater January 28, 2024


Summer All-American

Someone who is a college runner that visits Boulder or Flagstaff during the summer and only talks about being All-American in cross country. These athletes usually hammer easy runs, finish outside the top 150, or never make it to nationals.

Andrew: You see those “Summer All-Americans” hammering their long run at Mags.

by Runnerboy69 December 8, 2023


All Genders Matter

A weird comeback to Femboys Matter.

It is a common misconception about what Femboys Matter means. We are a pro-feminist movement. We love women, we just don't want to be judged when we do the same things they do. In the short answer, while saying All Genders Matter is not bad, it just misses the point in the context of Femboys Matter.

Saying All Genders Matter in a Femboys Matter protest is like going to someone else's birthday party and saying, "I have a birthday too!" It's not bad, it just doesn't make any sense.

by femboysmatter September 14, 2020

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All Genders Matter

A phrase that even though is true, it got warped into a weird response to Femboys Matter.

It is commonly mistaken what Femboys Matter is about. We are a Pro-Feminist movement, and therefore love women, but we just do not want to be judged when we do the same things they do as well.

Saying All Genders Matter at a Femboys Matter protest is like going to someone else's birthday party and saying, "I have a birthday too!" It is not necessarily bad, it just doesn't make any sense in that context.

by femboysmatter September 14, 2020


Those are all words

A humorous interjection used to describe a sentence that makes absolutely no sense despite the person who wrote/said it not using any nonsense words.

(i.e all of the words are real and can be found in the dictionary, but the sentence still doesn't make any sense.)

Sometimes the word "certainly" (Those are certainly all words) is added.

"Have you ever had a dream that you, um, you had, your, you- you could, you’ll do, you- you wants, you, you could do so, you- you’ll do, you could- you, you want, you want them to do you so much you could do anything?"

"Those are all words!"

by Someone who kinda exists February 24, 2024