You can hate me if you want, I’m not changing for nothing
a phrase that can be said in self-defense when someone is verbally har-ssing you. it implies that you do not care if they hate you for what you are or what you do, and that you will not conform to their ways to satisfy them. useful in situations involving politics, choosing sides in an argument, etc. it is a perfect saying when you are under verbal attack by hate-filled people.
some b-tch: you suck! that’s because you’re a republican!
ryan (me): you can hate me if you want, i’m not changing for nothing.
the kentucky yankee: proud urbandictionary user giving you great comebacks since august 1, 2004.
Read Also:
- you can have a coke
“you can have a c-ke” is a more socially and publicly acceptable way of saying “you can s my d”. can also be combined with lol-cat-speak for “you can haz a c-ke” or “a c-ke — you can haz it”. bon qui qui at king burger: customer: can i get a #6 with a cookies […]
- You can have her
when a very hot chick is p-ssed off by the dude next to you with bad taste. person 1: “wow, that victoria secrets model is fine” person 2: “eh, you can have her”
- you can have me
to give someone your virginity. “baby, you can have me”
- you can just sit there, pissing and shitting yourself
an expression, commonly used in a negative way in order to tell someone to go f-ck off. it can also be used in a “you know what?” kind of manor, as an exclamation or frustration. it has the added benefit of insulting how the recipient spends his free time, and is synonymous with “you just […]
- you can lizzle but not tizzle
“you can look but not touch” “hey n-gg-! you can nizzle but not tizzle”