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but don't tell Carly I said that.

A commonly used phrase amongst angsty teenage girls and their man-bitches.

"I got in a fight with my boyfriend, but don't tell Carly I said that... or the whole fucking world will know... gossipy-ass bitch."

by EIena V. August 28, 2008


I said pick up the soap

Pick up the soap nigga

Inmate: *drops soap*
Inmate for life with rock hard abs and biceps with shackles wrapped around him and a fucked up face: Pick up the soap
Inmate: What?
Inmate for life with rock hard abs and biceps with shackles wrapped around him and a fucked up face: I said pick up the soap

by Lazar Blade March 23, 2021


Thats what Andy Gray said!

A phrase used to replace 'Thats what she said'. It is in reference to the pundit Andy Gray who made sexist comments about a female lineswoman in a premier league soccer match.

Mike Whats the answer to this question?
John: I don't know what it is.
Mike: Thats what Andy Gray said!

or
Frank: Whats going on?
Sam: Thats what Andy Gray said!

by yeahyeahkid February 01, 2011


That's what I said last Monday

A prickish statement brimming with undertones of adoration, playfulness and belonging often used in lieu of the longer and more appropriate: "That's what I so poorly tried to explain last Monday, but failed at when I got caught up in your smile. I am so impressed that you came to the same conclusion, if only you could see my smile instead of hearing the mumble of my foot in my mouth."

Her: *Heartfelt sentiment*

Him: "That's what I said last Monday"

<Mood is killed>

Her: "Who says that?"

by WhoIsthisIs November 02, 2009


that's what she said at the picnic

That's right! I agree. You can say that again!

The winter sucks!
That's what she said at the picnic!

by boom October 13, 2004


who said what in the hey now?

what did you just say?

I thought you just called my mother a cunt? Who said what in the hey now?

by shoop March 30, 2006


you know why I said that right?

Common phrase heard from Norman "Nick". He says this whenever he wants to place emphasis on something that he just said. Usually, he'll say this after he says something that he considers to be bold and will want to flex what he just did.

Norman "Nick":" I just read this entire book in one night"
Henry: "Ok?"
Norman "Nick": "You know why I said that right?"
**the whole time, Norman “Nick” was trying to flex that he read a book and did something productive**

by TurnM3Up April 16, 2020