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A colloquial phrase predominantly used by the millennial and hipster crowd, referring to an underlying, shared, or assumed understanding between the speaker and the listener. It's used to announce that the speaker had a realization on a previous subject.
Tristan: "oh you know what"
Tristan: "I think I know why"
Tristan: "yup we're good"
You will pay for the consequences of your actions in due time.
Jackson: It was nothing serious between anyway, what's kissing someone going to do?
Brit: It still counts as cheating!
Jackson: You're still here aren't you?!
Brit: No. I quit.
Jackson: Goodluck finding someone as good as me.
Brit: You shall reap what you sow
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A phrase one would yell out when wishing to pressure a certain individual into entirely consuming their alcoholic beverage/s.
They say "Bottoms up" or "Scull, scull, scull" or "Drink up" or "Don't be a little bitch".
They = party gurls
Come on! B You know what they say! Don't be a little bitch.
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Once an individual reaches a certain point in life the individual can now do what they want, when they want, where they want. With no restraints.
"Why did you think it was ok to do such a thing"
"You do what you want when you poppin"
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The correct way to taunt on playgrounds. Often missaid as "I know you are, you said you are, but what am I?". Mostly by australians. Often shortened to "I know you are but what am I?"
Timmy: "you're a poop head"
Aaron: "I know you are what you said you are, so what am I?"
Timmy: *cries*
The iconic Shakespeare insult that shook tha nation. Egg meaning egg.
Ever been stabbed by a person or thought of stabbing another? Well I’ve got the thing for you!
Mom: Not my son!!!!! :0
Intruder: What, you egg?! :<
*stabs*
Son: Nooooo :(
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A Greeting originating from the Kirk Hallam region of Derbyshire England. It is often used in place of hello and what's up.
Cameron: oi bruv what you chewing?
Tyrone:not much bro.
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