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Someone who wants everybody else to be mad when they're mad, they dont ever want to be the one everybody is angry with. As long as its somebody else, they want everybody to be mad at somebody.
The guy/girl was a fire sign person who loved to put a shitload of pressure on somebody else when it didn't matter, but didn't want any put on themselves by anybody else, that way he/she didn't have to ever be dependable to anyone, or accountable for anything.
A person with a dick the curves to the right or left like a street sign directing traffic
1. A tribute to the First Memer, supposedly a lady living circa 1902, who remains anonymous but came to fame writing completely unintelligible phrases (which would eventually become 'memes'), signing them 'She Why At Sign.' As every meme was signed thusly, today the signature of the First Memer is repeated at the end of conversations by fellow memers in her honor.
2. The phonetic pronunciation of 'cy@', which is an alternate spelling of 'cya,' which is the common abbreviation for 'see ya,' which is slang for 'see you.' Similar to 'hee hee ecks dee' and 'kay why dollar sign.'
Definition 1
Person 1: I think I need to go now. Dinner time.
Person 2: She Why At Sign
Person 1: Kay Why Dollar Sign
Person 2: Hee Hee Ecks Dee
Person 1: SHEEEEEEE WHYYYYYYYY AT SIIIIIIIIIGGGGNN
Definition 2
Person 1: All right, I think I need to get to bed it's getting late.
Person 2: She Why At Sign
Person 1: ?
Person 2: ^-^
5 January, the day to steal a sign. It's a great way to start off the new year.
- yo! what are we doing today
- you're kidding me, right? it's the 5th of January,
- Yeah, what about it?
- its international steal a sign day. We're bout to steal some signs man.
When someone tries to over complicate a task or situation you have already resolved.
Look pal, I've already sorted it, don't be putting traffic lights at my stop sign
When a document is signed between two people of immense power or cultural significance.
"Joe. I know you're a multibillionaire. This will go good for both of us."
"I know, Donald. This is a Purple Sign moment."
A diversion for some of the elite to keep people focused on baseball scandals instead of the people who are taking their (the fans) money.
The sign stealing scandal got the attention of a lot of people, it distracted them from what the elite who are not part of any sports organization were doing with their money, and with their own time.