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1)to pass on knowledge to another
2) to pass a physical object
originated in the bay
jeff: where is four trees spot?
joe: i know, why should i tell you?
jeff: sprinkle me mane
joe: next to that church's chicken on 53rd
jeff: straight
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My name is..
(In spanish)
Hola, me llamo JoJo
Hello, my name is JoJo.
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Words uttered by girl who is pining for a her love interest as in Romeo and Juliet in the balcony scene.
Translation: Oh my... *sigh*
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While driving, one of the following acts:
- When a light turns green (with no arrow), quickly making a left turn (or right turn where driving is on the left side) before the first cars in the opposing traffic, which have the right-of-way, have a chance to go.
- Use of a lane designated for a specific purpose, such as turning, to pass other stopped or slower cars.
You are "me-firsting" or "me firsting" if:
1.) You get a good jump just when the light turns green to make a left. This depends on the cars about to go the other way that you would otherwise have to wait for getting a slower start.
There is also a move called a Pittsburgh left where the opposing driver allows the motorist to make the left turn as a courtesy.
2.) If there is a left-turn, right-turn, exit-only, or temporary merge lane, and you plan to go straight, but there are more cars going straight than turning, and the special lane is clear, making use of one of these lanes to pass and get ahead of other cars is called me-firsting. This could take place during a traffic jam on a highway or when the light will not allow enough time for all the cars to proceed through on a single cycle, but will allow the "me-firster" to do so if able to pass.
The lane used as such to the motorist is called a me-firsting lane.
In any of the above examples, it is easier to "me-first" in front of or before a truck or an older car with a slower engine.
The laws vary in every place as to what is allowed, and what punishments can be when laws are broken.
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a literal translation of "huwag ako", used by Filipino millenials, prevalent in social media such as Twitter and Facebook, among others. usually used like "stop bullshitting me", "not today", another form of the grammatically correct translation (not me), a form of "don't @ me" without the @ sign, or as a joking term.
mainly internet slang, but is used irl as well.
"Don't me, bes!"
"i have dibs on him bes, don't me, huwag kang malandi"
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my self, think its a yorkshire term, also used in stoke
Ive shit me sen.. or ive defocated in my underwear.
or also pooed my pants
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What people say when they are to fucked in the head to know the difference between a message and where the message is stored.
Fuckhead: Just inbox me.
Normal person: Sorry what?
Fuckhead: You know, send me an inbox.
Normal person: *lose faith in humanity, delete, block*
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