Irish-English for "dude, please stop talking"
Hey, how was Glasgow?
Yeah was nice thanks :)
Typically used in 2 different mannerist styles which can consist of thankful, or a sarcastic style.
Thankful : this tends to be a more religious action which is typically used by those in the Catholic/Christian faith and is often spoken amongst members when you are thankful that something happened; all is going well. This phrase is most typically used by Caucasian and Hispanic members
Sarcastic : this phrase when used in a sarcastic tone can be referred to as “thank god” which is a common analogy for the phrase “you need Jesus” and “find god” used by many Catholic community members. This word is predominantly found in African American/Hispanic households.
Ex.1 thank god that jimmy decided to let us host a party at his house
Ex.2 Jose : I think we should go get wasted
Abby : I don’t think so
Jose : I’ll do it with or without you
Abby : Thank God *cringes*
A way of saying you're welcome or no problem in response to thank you.
"Thank you for doing this for me, I couldn't have done it without you."
"Your thanks, it was my pleasure."
kels’ way of saying ‘thank you, you're nice’ (or something else idk) (or just thank you)
person a: ‘i like your shirt’
person b: “thankness”
kels’ way of saying ‘thank you, you're nice’ (or something else idk) (or just thank you)
person a: ‘i like your shirt’
person b: “thankness”
When you drive fast over a small hill in the road giving the feeling of 0G for a moment.
"Step on it, we can do a thank you ma'am here."
The National thank Braden for his service day (NTBFHSD) is an event that takes place on the 10th of October to congratulate every moderator going by the name "Braden" for their service towards their community.
Thank you Braden, and happy National Thank Braden for His Service day!