Are you serious?
A question asked in disbelief with an extremely sarcastic tone questioning someones actions or statement. It is a way to point out someones stupidity in the form of a question.
total disbelief or dissapointment in how someone did or said something.
Note: it is a very hard inflection that goes up to indicate the question
total disbelief or dissapointment in how someone did or said something.
Note: it is a very hard inflection that goes up to indicate the question
Hall: i definitely think that girl is hotter than jessica simpson.
Bush: that girl in our science class she's barely average.
Hall: I think she's amazingly gorgeous and makes simpson look ugly?
Bush: Are you serious?
Bush: that girl in our science class she's barely average.
Hall: I think she's amazingly gorgeous and makes simpson look ugly?
Bush: Are you serious?
Are you serious?
The verbal tic of dunderheads, morons and wannabe Californians (read: Seattle denizens and their ilk.) It is not intended as an actual question but rather is the reactionary knee-jerk of someone who does not think before opening the mouth.
Me: I just got this latte for uber cheap at the Starbucks on the corner.
Idiot I'm talking to: Are you serious?
Me: No, I'm just pulling your motherfucking leg. Of COURSE I'm serious!
Idiot I'm talking to: Are you serious?
Me: No, I'm just pulling your motherfucking leg. Of COURSE I'm serious!
Are you serious?
Used to describe frustration or disbelief.
*Moving Walkway at ski resort stops*
Little kid in front of me: Are you serious? Come on! Are you serious?
Little kid in front of me: Are you serious? Come on! Are you serious?
Are you serious?
Used to express frustration and disbelief.
*Moving Walkway at ski resort stops*
Little kid in front of me: Are you serious? Are you serious?
Little kid in front of me: Are you serious? Are you serious?
Are you serious!?
An expression uttered subsequent to an unforeseen response; used in a joking sense; can carry a sarcastic tone; usually accompanied by a dramatic step back from the person; although it carries a question mark it doesn't require an answer.
Paul: "How'd ye get on in the match today?"
Shane: "We lost by 4 goals..."
Paul: "Are you serious!?"
Shane: "We lost by 4 goals..."
Paul: "Are you serious!?"
are you serious
similar to 'r u sure'
jeff: lisa goosed warren last night
Hardy: are you serious
Hardy: are you serious
You Serious Clark?
The Phrase: *You Serious Clark?* is appropriately used when someone around you says something so outrageous that you cannot believe they actually just said that.
This phrase was taken from the movie *National Lampoon's: Christmas Vacation*.
Sitting at the table for Christmas dinner, Clark Griswold mentions that he heard a pilot flying over New York spotted Santa Claus, to excite the children about Christmas, but Cousin Eddie found it necessary to respond with *You Serious Clark?*
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This phrase was taken from the movie *National Lampoon's: Christmas Vacation*.
Sitting at the table for Christmas dinner, Clark Griswold mentions that he heard a pilot flying over New York spotted Santa Claus, to excite the children about Christmas, but Cousin Eddie found it necessary to respond with *You Serious Clark?*
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Kayte- I now own Jupiter!
Moira- You serious Clark?
Kayte- Dead serious!
Tom- Will you marry me?
Kayte- You serious Clark?
Tom- Is that a yes?
Moira- You serious Clark?
Kayte- Dead serious!
Tom- Will you marry me?
Kayte- You serious Clark?
Tom- Is that a yes?