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my friends

The little voices inside your head you have daily conversations with.

the voices inside my head are my friends. they tell me the most amazing things.

by xcrzysquirrelx March 23, 2009

my friends

the beginning of every sentence John Mccain makes

My friends, I'm an old fart and can't run a country for shit. And if I could, I'd die in my first year in office.

by Doug Gorilla February 21, 2008

my friends

non-existent

Me: i’m gonna go see my friends at a party or something Me walking into a party: hey guys, I’m her- Also me: oh wait i have no friends * cries in mo bamba *

by sisterslurp May 19, 2019

my friends

In commercials/ads, often famous announcers, celebrities and spokespeople will coin the phrase "my friends at...". In other words, this means that that company pays them a lot of money.

I'm Thom Brennaman, "My friends at Colter Cadillac have the best selection in town."

by Hans Moleman April 24, 2004

my friends

just a bunch of fuckers who think unfairly, are ignorant and have different agendas

my friends are back-stabbing, annoying, homeless, junkies, boozehounds, desperate, suicidal, posers, arrogant, bitchy, and last but not least really young

My friending

*Insert generic Indian guy.jpg

My friending would like to hear about our humdilyskumdily humdilyskumdily humdilyskumdily EXTENDED CARD WARRANTY OoooooOooooooOoooooooOooooOoooooooo

by Jaykaye March 18, 2020

my friend

1. A phrase that people use when they're not actually your friend. (See also: John McCain) 2. A phrase that people use when they are too embarrassed to admit they are talking about themselves. 3. A phrase that people use when they've actually forgotten your name.

1. "My friend, I didn't spend five years as a POW just to see the terrorists get the best of us. And we can't let my opponent get elected ...or the terrorists win." 2. "Hey, I was just wondering... my friend went to Vegas a couple weeks ago and got a really horrible rash on his junk after sleeping with a hooker, and he wants to see a doctor, but he's afraid his wife will see the medical bill and start asking questions. What should he do?" 3. "Hello, uhhh, my friend! How are you?"

by Jack324 January 20, 2009