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said in general dislike regarding something that is below one's standards; can be said to someone who really sucks at whatever they are trying to do
- aww shiitt, dat girl SUCKS at LIFE!
- i kno, right? she really needs to GET THAT WEAK SHIT OUTTA HERE!
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"Click here and win a million dollars."
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A sarcastic term used by Australians as reply to a question with an obvious answer.
Your mum's friend: What are you doing in Woolies? Grocery shopping?
Your mum: Well, I ain't here to fuck spiders!
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person 1: *swears*
teacher: " WE DON'T SPEAK LIKE THAT HERE" *gives 25 minute lecture about swearing*
INH Crew was founded by Kevin Lau and Matthew Hughsam. Both are 2 sooper dooper amaaazingg dancers. Insert Name Here Crew is a crew that krumps, pops, waves, cwalk, bboy, tut, jumpstyle, shuffle, and alot more. our crew is amazing, we also have a Facebook group, thats how pro we are, we have around 1000 people reppin' us. Our Crew meetups are usually in Tdot, cos pro liek that. yeah tthats rite. jelus iz u kkthxbai.
Insert Name Here Crew is amazing!
Insert Name Here Crew can bboy, pop, wave, tut, cwalk
Insert Name Here Crew has alot of pro cwalkers in our crew liek the sooper dooper amazing pro 12k subbed iMuffinsx3
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A phrase that is stereotypically attributed to people from Maine, usually by people in the lower New England states to feel superior to our Northern neighbors (like we don't talk funny enough). It has to be said with a northern Maine accent: "there" is pronounced "they-ahh" and "here" is pronounced "hee-yahhhh." The "you" is implied and does not need to be said.
Well you can't get there from here.
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(Usually used by ghetto black teens) a phrase used by someone who was just verbally embarrassed by a friend. The phrase indicates that the user is about to verbally trash his target. (must put emphases on capitalized words like "Bring Dat ass Here BOI")
Edgar: "Daquan's an ugly muthafucka" *everyone laughs*
Daquan: "Edgar" "Bring Dat ass Here BOI"
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