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Topic: "Y'know what I'm sayin'?"
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Randy Stankey
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Posts: 6539
From: Erie, Pennsylvania
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 01-05-2004 09:04 AM
"Y'Know what I'm sayin'", basically means (to me, anyway) that the speaker is making an innuendo or is telling the listener to "read between the lines" in some way or another.
For example: "I saw your girlfriend going upstairs with Fred... If Y'Know what I'm sayin'!"
In other words, "your girlfriend" is cheating on you with another man. The phrase, "Going upstairs", is another way to say, "Having sex". The phrase, "Y'Know what I'm sayin'", tells the listener that the term, "Going upstairs", has another meaning. (It's a parenthetical expression.)
If used that way, the phrase, "Y'Know what I mean", is witty and possibly even funny. (Depending on context.) However, when overused, it becomes "filler" which replaces intelligent conversation. It becomes a replacement for wit and/or humor, thus diluting its "value" as a parenthetical expression.
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