Yeah, English ain't my first language, so this kind of stuff tends to confuse me. :p
You seem to use this expression pretty often, for lotsa things too.
I fail to see what it's supposed to mean; is it just some exclamation with no certain meaning, or does it actually mean anything in particular?
I don't really know either... :mad: Unless it's the literal meaning.
I think it depends on the context in which the expression is used. Generally it means "to leave" or "I'm leaving."
I don't think so, because Cid in FF7 yells "I'm out of here" right before he's about to reclaim his rocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun
It makes no sense to me. :p:rolleyes2
That part sounds credible, but Squall in FF8 mutters "I'm out of here" when Rinoa is teasing him on the second disc. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
Their saying they're going to leave.What makes you think "I'm going to leave" wouldn't fit with that scene?Quote:
That part sounds credible, but Squall in FF8 mutters "I'm out of here" when Rinoa is teasing him on the second disc.
Cid means he's leaving to go get his rocket. "I'm out of here" is a way of sayingQuote:
Originally Posted by Peter_20I don't think so, because Cid in FF7 yells "I'm out of here" right before he's about to reclaim his rocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaun
It makes no sense to me. :p:rolleyes2
That part sounds credible, but Squall in FF8 mutters "I'm out of here" when Rinoa is teasing him on the second disc. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
"I am leaving"
Yeah, it's just "I'm leaving."
I'd generally use it in one of two ways:
1. If trouble is imminent and I want no part of it then I might comment "I'm outta here!!!"
2. To express an insincere reluctance to leave. A replacement for "I'd love to stay and chat (or whatever), but I have to go."
Sometimes the expression is used much like "screw this", only with the added intentions to either leave or change the situation via departing for a certain amount of time.
I'm [getting] out of here.
Better?
If you're out of somewhere, you're certainly not there anymore. So you're leaving. :p
I prefer to say
"I'm outty 5000"
i prefer to say
'screw you guys, i'm gonna go get homeschooled'
"Bye." is my favorite thing to say upon leaving.
Occasionally I will mutter "I am out like a fat kid in baseball." But only on limited occasion.
...you make the comedy fairies cry :(Quote:
Originally Posted by edczxcvbnm
They should cry...cry to a horrible death. Then I would laugh at them because they thought I was making a joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zidane Ultimate...you make the comedy fairies cry :(Quote:
Originally Posted by edczxcvbnm
I expression for leaving is g2g noobs, or something in that department.
about everytime it means 'I'm leaving' basically =D
Much better. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunny
I think "cheese it" is is also like I am out of here, except like run from the cops or it could mean I give up?
Yeah it's what people have said.
I prefer "brb zombies" or something similar.
lets mosey
Bye kids. Even to adults.