Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

A fancy way of saying you're about to get your butt kicked and you should’ve stayed in your lane.

I pity the fool who tried to steal my lunch money.

I pity the fool who challenged me to a dance-off.

I pity the fool who thought they could beat me in a video game.

2

Mr. T’s go-to line when he’s about to show you who’s really the boss.

I pity the fool who said they could beat me in a fight.

I pity the fool who tried to out-slang me.

I pity the fool who thought they could out-swear me.

3

A shoutout Mr. T gives you when he’s about to give you a beating and you’re too dumb to know it.

I pity the fool who tried to out-rap me.

I pity the fool who challenged me to a wrestling match.

I pity the fool who said they could beat me in a game of chess.

4

Mr. T’s way of telling you he feels bad for you because he’s about to give you the worst beatdown of your life.

I pity the fool who said they could beat me in a karate match.

I pity the fool who tried to out-sing me.

I pity the fool who thought they could out-dance me.

5

Mr. T’s famous line that means he’s about to show you who the real tough guy is.

I pity the fool who tried to beat me in a boxing match.

I pity the fool who challenged me to a spelling bee.

I pity the fool who thought they could out-swear me in a tweet.

6

Mr. T’s go-to phrase when he’s about to give you the worst ass-kicking you’ve ever had.

I pity the fool who challenged me to a wrestling match.

I pity the fool who tried to out-slang me in a DM.

I pity the fool who thought they could beat me in a game of Fortnite.

7

Mr. T’s classic line for when he’s about to show you who the real man is.

I pity the fool who said they could beat me in a karate match.

I pity the fool who challenged me to a dance-off in the school hallway.

I pity the fool who tried to out-sing me in a talent show.