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Literally the worst thing you could say to someone who trusts you with their crush. How rude could you be to even think that? We don't care if he's the "cutest" boy ever, he doesn't have to be. The fact that you said that and you barely know him. I like him FOR him. You might not see him as cute but you don't see him the way I do. I think he is perfect the way he is!
Person 1: "WTF Ew you like him?! He's so ugly!!"
Person 1: "yeAh n0 sHit dUmfuK go away dumb bitch"
The best pickup line a guy can ever use.
"So, uh, do you like cheese?"
"More than almost any other animal by-product."
-- She's the Man
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"Do you like anyone?" is usually used when a guy/girl likes someone and they are curious if they like them back. It's usually used in text messaging when two person text each other. After saying "hi" and asking "how's your day?" someone usually ends up asking "do you like someone" hoping that the answer would be "yes".
boy: hi :)
girl: oh hi (:
boy: hows your day
girl: it was okay, how was yours?
boy: its was good.
-no reply from the girl-
boy: so do you like anyone?
girl: uhmm idk ... o_O
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when taylor swift eats your pussy and writes a song about
person a: listened to t swifts songs, and one lyric went like wear you like a necklace, umm okay
person b: i want taylor swift to wear me like a necklace
person a: stupid horny fruity gay dumb bitch
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Refers to a deeper, more intimate feeling of 'like' inferred by repeating the word. Can also be used with other actions or feelings. Emphasis usually on the first 'like'.
Chick - Why aren't we going out tonight? I thought you liked me?
You - Yeah, but I dont LIKE you like you.
Friend - Did you kiss her?
You - Absolutely but I didn't KISS her kiss her.
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It is an inside joke in the kdrama fandom, particulary the fans of the kdrama - Weightlifing Fairy Kim Bokjoo. If a female wants her crush to pay attention to her or just be interested in her, then she should ask 'Do you like Messi?' to him. Men generally like sports like football, so it would impress them to find a girl sharing similar interests. That's how it is explained in the kdrama.
"Hey Taehoon, Do you like Messi?"
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A response to the phrase "It's on like Donkey Kong," it is used as a joke (usually) and it's pretty self explanatory. The speaker wants to freak the person being addressed. The fact that they want to freak them like a pikachu doesn't really make sense, but it's not supposed to. Unless you freak pikacus... Anyways, it was invented in D.C. Can also be pronounced "freaka you like a pikachu" to improve the rhyme. Freaka is said with an Italian accent usually.
Guy: Man, you're so hot, I want to freak you like a pikachu.
Super Mario: Oh Princess Peach, I want to freaka you like a pikachu
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