What does it mean when someone says meh?
820150
To use 'meh' is to literally show that whatever it is you are disussing/commenting on is not even important enough for an actual word or response. It is a very care free and non-chalant way to respond to a question or remark. \n Meh is the new 'whatever' .
349104
People say this because they themselves don't even know what the hell they're talking about. They're probably stoned or something. So to make up for their nonsense, they try to throw you a curve by making you agree to know what they're saying. Uh...no, I don't know what yo' sayin', but I sure wish you'd shut the hell up.
977361
It means 'You suck and you are no good'
103299
hmmmm...what is this guy trying to say??? i hope not what i have understood.
540260
It's an onomatopeic expression used humorously to denote someone grumbling and ranting, and quite often to replace a bout of swearing with something more socially acceptable. It's quite old-fashioned, not really used anymore...
1025621
Like when people say "what's up?" What do they think is up?
1161692
it means that your question was too easy to answer.\n\nit's the equivalent of saying 'well, duh'...
938410
Yes. it happens some times. Its as if the other person is speaking a foreign language. When you tell them sorry i blanked out, they take it bad. They prob think u think that they are boring.
969140
It is not a very good word, and there is no direct translation. It is something like f**k or s**t, and usually used when you drop something or do something wrong.
200292
a moan generally means that someone likes something. unless its a despondent and despairing moan, and thats more of a groan.
290878
it means whats up? or really?
771892
It means:\n"Not bad. Although sometimes I don't know how I am doing. I'm feeling lost".\n\nMaybe she confused numbers and this message was not ment for you, hm.
1101652
I am not sure what you are trying to say.
339471
Weird and different are subjective terms. Sort of depends on what you find weird or different doesn't it? For example, if you say "Have a nice day" and someone replies "You too", that seems "normal". If you say "Have a nice day" and the person says "That's a pretty high expectation of me. Sort of demanding don't you think? I mean, I might have a mediocre or average couple hours, with some ups and downs in between. I might have a reasonable afternoon and a lackluster, quiet evening. But to expect me to have a whole day that is nothing but nice... well, that is crazy!" You might assume the person is a bit off. A bit weird. A bit different.
483181
In your case, it means "Loser On Line"\n\nStop wasting everybody's time!
952180
I NEVER say "Good" or "Fine". It's just an automaton response.\n\nFor example, a guy sat down next to me a few days ago.\n"Hey Link, how are ya?"\n"Don't ask."\n"Why's that?"\n"You don't care."\n"Yeah you're right. I don't. But I'm curious."\n\nIt's rare to find honesty like that. But seriously, when people ask, they don't care about your response, because they presume you'll say "I'm okay," or something prepared. I always, *always* take an extra second or two to find a better word to use. eg. capricious (whimsical), despondent/phlegmatic (unresponsive), acrimonious (bitter), convivial (joyful) et cetera. But then again, most people don't care what you answer, so you can just say "Good" and you'll get the same response.
213616
it means that you don't know the right way of using the words in general