Sarcastic Like
a facebook term for when a person ‘likes’ a status, comment, page, etc when they know its about them.
definition 2: or also on facebook, someone that does something, then complains about people who do it.
chick 1: wow, what was up with her status the other day??
chick 2: ooh, i confronted her about something and she got p-ssed about it, so that was about me and i liked it. haha.
chick 1: haha, now that’s what i call a sarcastic like!
or
def 2:
chick 1: dude, did you see her status the other day about people talking sh-t?!
chick 2: ooh, yeaah! i laughed so hard. she’s the one that starts sh-t, so i sarcasticly liked it. haha.
chick 1: omg, metoo! haha.
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