A fork of Rural Dictionary
A mild dialect-in-writing variant of "just sayin'," a phrase that follows a statement or affirmation that might potentially give offense in order to defuse any insult. Standard English equivalent = "No offense."
"You buzzed that guy in? Suppose he was some sort of murderer or rapist?" "That so-called murderer and rapist just happens to be my brother." "Jes sayin'."
The act of completely shattering somone's idea and then blatently covering it up with words.
John: Dude we could go bungie jumping! Mark: How bout no, just sayin
Shortened version of "you know what I'm sayin'?".
-i'm so ready to smoke a blunt now. -I'm sayin'.
"Nam Sayin" is a short way of saying "Do you know what I'm saying" I invented it on youtube, posting it everywhere starting six years ago. (By the way, Marlee, you are a dick, I invented this word after hearing it on the real streets, not your stupid little friend)
Jerry: That car is sick, nam sayin? Mike: Yeah, I want one just like it.
"Nam Sayin" is a short way of saying "Do you know what I'm saying" I invented it on youtube, posting it everywhere starting six years ago. (By the way, Marlee, you are a dick, I invented this word after hearing it on the real streets, not your stupid little friend)
Jerry: That car is sick, nam sayin? Mike: Yeah, I want one just like it.
A way for a military-American to tell a non-military American, "That's just war lingo, son." Bastardized by American gangster-wannabe youths who think they invented everything.
Vietnam Vet: We lit up those slants and toasted some marshmallows! American Civilian: What did he say? Other Vet: Oh, it's a Nam sayin'. He just said that we dropped some napalm on some Viet Cong guerillas and watched them die in the resulting fire. American Civilian: HAHAHAHAHA!
The punctuation dumb people put at the end of an unsolicited, baseless assertion to indicate self satisfaction at having stated something they erroneously believe to be clever, biting, and insightful. Also extremely passive aggressive DAD!
"Twelve doctors told me that I'm wrong, but I don't care. Because I'm a MOTHER, and I KNOW my baby is allergic to peanuts, carbon, municipal water, and the color orange. Don't listen to doctors- they don't know more than you. Just sayin'."