A fork of Rural Dictionary
phrase used to get yourself out of something bad you said earlier
you: your a stupid dickface them: wtf?!?!! you: i'm just sayin'
An expression that can mean any of the following: 1) I have no ulterior motive; 2)you were not really listening to what I said; 3) your argument against my stated position is not pursuasive.
One:"Say what?" "I'm just sayin' we're going to town and we think you ought to come along?" Two:"Whatever." "Hey, I'm just sayin'... Three: "And those are the reasons I disagree with you." "Well, I'm just sayin'.
Another form of being jealous of another person. Also know as throwing shade.
Person one ; "mane your jordans are nice. Person two; "thanks!" Person three; "mane, I would have got the red and black ones. Those look better I'm just sayin."
A conciliatory phrase to defuse a judgmental, but true, statement.
You are charging $150 for 15 minutes of work?! I'm just sayin'. Actually meaning, you know that's not right.
What you use when you are trying to insinuate something and they pick up on it. It's like a get out of free jail card for those moments.
Ashley: Maybe you shouldn't wear that dress. Lucy: Why not? Ashley: It doesn't fit right. Lucy: Are you trying to say I'm fat? Ashley: I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.
Trying to let someone thing you're "not sayin'", when, in fact, you most certainly ARE "sayin'". Trying to make it seem like you are not saying anything unkind or questionable, but then admitting that you are. It happens so fast, no one will be the wiser...
Beezus : Does this pair of jeggings make my ass look enormous ? Ramona: Well, maybe a little. Beezus : Dang - for reals ? Ramona: Hey, I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'
Basically means "I'm not implying anything, I'm just making an observation". Which of course doesn't mean that the person *isn't* in fact saying, i.e. implying.
Mitt Romney sure made a 180 on national healthcare... I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.