excuse me
a phrase meaning either:
1. “you are in the general vicinity of where i wish to travel, so get the h-ll out of the way before i knock you over.”
2. “i don’t really care what you’re doing at this moment, but i demand you pay attention to me.”
sometimes it’s hard to tell the difference between the two.
1.person1: “excuse me.”
person2: “yes?”
-dead, confused silence-
2.person3: “excuse me.”
-person4 moves out of the way-
person3: uh?
what the f-ck you just say
boy 1: ya gurl a b-tch
boy 2: excuse me
a better way of saying “move!”
i can’t think of an example…
a term over used by vickie guerrero. as said in her whiny high pitched voice on wwe’s raw and smackdown,
fans: boooooooooo
vickie: excuse me! excuse me!!
fans: booooooo!!!!
vickie: i said excuse me! i have something to say! excuse me!!!
what you say when you fart. (britain)
american: excuse me.
british: -sn-gg-r-
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