Your right
another great way to end an argument. can be used when someone wants to state something, either a statement or opinion, on something and you know they’re wrong. once you say “your right”, the other person will have no idea what to say.
brian: dude i f-cked annie last night!
chris: (knowing she was not with him last night) your right.
brian: ……
-or-
f-g 1: f-ck you dude i’ll kick your b-tch -ss!
f-g 2: yeah f-ck you kid i’ll f-ck you up!
f-g 1: i’m so much stronger then you!
f-g 2: your right.
f-g 1: ….?
the sarcastic way to let the people that are communicating with you know that they are wrong, very wrong. the only comeback to this response would be “i’m wrong.” clarifying that the person declaring your right is wrong.
justin: dude, i was a beast at halo2!!!
chris:your right.
justin:i’m wrong!
chris:fine lets go get a copy and play right now!
justin:i can’t right now because i must go and count leaves….outside…..right now, sorry i have to go.
the sarcastic way to let the people that are communicating with you know that they are wrong, very wrong. the only comeback to this response would be “i’m wrong.” clarifying that the person declaring “your right” is wrong.
justin: dude, i was a beast at halo2!!!
chris:your right.
justin:i’m wrong!
chris:fine lets go get a copy and play right now!
justin:i can’t right now because i must go and count leaves….outside….. right now, sorry i have to go.
1. use when being scarcastic about things.
2. very dragged out.
1. your right, and i weigh 100 pounds.
2. your righttttt
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