A fork of Rural Dictionary
An expression of disgust.
Person 1: What’d you do last night? Person 2: I drove down to Pooler to check out the rave in the old Crispy Chix warehouse down on Tater Peeler. Steve was there in LED JNCOs and spinning a burning Poi Ball on a chain. We danced to DJ Freeze remixes and then Shev gave me a windmill. Tami passed out on the turntables after doing a sick Weave and Corkscrew. I woke up this morning with a Vick’s inhaler up my butt and a Kraftwerk song in my head. It smelled like hell. Person 1: Man that sounds like hell. Spin that Frankie Bones. Person 1: Man, I just went to subway to get a Mernaise Footlong from Plumer and Basil and I picked up the newest 11th Hour. Terry n Krystal are in The Seen at Retrievers doing body shots off of Dirty Rick! Person 2: That sounds like hell.
named after a band from the South West of England
a. Hey mate, wanna come round mine tonight? b. no, sorry i can't im going to see Sounds Like A Plan live. a. Aww class!! lets come with!! b. sure thing!
When someone has a problem and expresses it out loud
John:I can't find my stuff. You:You know what that sounds like? John:What? You:That sounds like a personal problem. John:Fuck you. John:I think I got something from that girl last night. You:Sounds like a personal problem. John:I hate my life. You:Sounds like a personal problem.
A sentence coined by Nirthya, it is a dismissal used when someone is complaining too much about someone or a situation and you know there is no real problem with said person or situation so you say this to shut them down.
Person A: "I hate the fact that Jeremy slept with Stevie, like what the actual fuck is wrong with him?" You: "Okay but what's wrong with Stevie?" Person A: "I don't know, but I don't like him." You: "Huh, that sounds like a you problem."
to mock a phrase or sentence by repeating said phrase or sentence with a sarcastic tone accompanied by the word, That's What You Sound Like.
"I don't know you guys, I really don't think this is a good idea" "I dont know you guys blha blah blahahahlala... That's What You Sound Like, Bro"
This phrase can be used as a replacement for "That's what he/she said", or "Sounds like my first time". Used to give a description of something out of the ordinary a sexual innuendo while at the same time making it appear as normal behavior for a Saturday night.
Linda: So yesterday at 11pm less than 12 hours before my kid's science project was due I had to run out to the store for a gallon of vegetable oil, 2 cucumbers, food coloring, a pound of butter, spray cheese, 6 kiwis, and a turkey baster. Came home, and after 4 hours of me doing most of the work, I was covered in a concoction of mystery sludge that would only wash off with a mixture of ammonia and floor soap. After all that, I'm still not finished. Amy: Sounds like a Saturday night.
When someone complains about something and you reply back with “sounds like a u problem “ and then they get annoyed
“ ahhh I can’t get my shoe on “ “Sounds like a u problem”