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YOU DON'T KNOW MAN, YOU WEREN'T THERE

A form of unwarranted self-importance where the claimer professes to have seen the birth (or death) of something people adored or loathed. Also, a method of brown nosing, as the claimer can later say that they helped the brown nose-ee get to where they are now. Using the term "I was there" will result of one of two things, the latter being the more recuring: one, you will look awesome, cuz u wur ther lol. Or two: you will look fucktarded because somone who really was there will be all like "You fucking retard, why would you lie about somthing so fucking gay like Otakon 2006?", causing much butthurt. Use with extreme care.

Usage

Eric: "Remember Homofest 2005?"
Phil: "Yeah!"
Paul: "Dude, I was there."
Phil: "Srsly? Wasn't it fantastic?"
Eric: "You guys are fags."
China: "pwned!11!"

Oh snap! MF got served...

Winston: That fat shit Darrell ate all the Pop Tarts AND Fruit Loops! Again.
Frederick: This is messed up. It's like being back in '68 or something!
Winston: Oh, it's bad, yeah - but this is NOTHING like 'Nam. YOU WEREN'T THERE MAN!
Frederick:...
Winston: YOU couldn't possibly understand!
Frederick:... oh ok :o
Winston: But... I was there - IRL FYI. BBQ? ROFLMAO!



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