What is You're So X?
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"You're so x" can be used in the sense that "x" represents any word you want it to be. In the same sense that in a mathematical equation, "x" would represent whatever number and you would try to solve it. Here, the "x" represents a word, and well, you're gonna have to rely on a person's tone of voice or whatever to figure out what kind of word they're using.
You could even add more equation-like thingies. x+y²
This is so dorky : Whatever. It lets people think about maths..
Frank
flirty : Jane, you're so x ;D
Jane
pissed off : Get away from me you freak.
Mary-kate: You're mean. You're such a y²!
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An exchange expressing gratitude between two people who are close to each other in the UK, usually the South West, in a fake American S..
