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What is I'll think about it?
No.
"Do you wanna hang out with Cathy and bobby and watch the bachelor?"
" Maybe, I'll think about it."
I'll think about it - video
I'll think about it - what is it?
no you won't
"I'll think about it"
"no you won't"
"fair"
What does "I'll think about it" mean?
what it means: NO.
used by people who dont want to say no to someone's face.
Ex. 1
john: can i have a raise?
boss: i'll think about it.
john: we all know what that means....
Ex 2.
dude 1: Wanna catch a movie
dude 2: ill think about it
dude 1: k.
Ex 3.
girl: Hey mom? Can I go catch a R movie with my friends at midnight?
mom: *sigh. I'll think about it.
I'll think about it - what does it mean?
The most rage inducing word your parents use when you ask for somthing you want but they don't care about so they put it off for later.
Kid - Hey dad can I go to Micheal's House
Dad - I'll think about it
*Crack*
Kid - Hey mom
I'll think about it - meaning
a term the ladys find to avoid an issue at hand, usually implying no. similar to the women's vocabulary ofpeople change and does this make my butt look big
FBMP: wanna go with me?
rc: I'll Think about it
I'll think about it - definition
A way of saying 'No' without disappointing the person you're talking to.This phrase is used mostly by parents ,and girls.
Guy 1 :Hey, I kinda like you, will you go out with me?
Girl 1 :I'll think about it.
Son 1 : Dad, Can I get an iPad?
Dad 1 : I won't get it for you now ,but I'll think about it.
Guy 1 : Can you accept my definition urban-dictionary.com?
Urban-Dictionary.com: I'll think about it.
I'll think about it - slang
Synonym for "hell nah". Typically used by people who lack integrity. If it were me, I'd rather if the person was honest and just said no rather than leaving me under false hope.
Tim: Would you like to go out for a lunch date?
Emma: I'll think about it
I'll think about it
When you ask your crush to go out with you but she replies with "I'll think about it
"you're going to fast with this" "I'll think about it"
I'll think about it
A polite way of saying "absolutely not".
"I'm gonna help Nick move this weekend, he said you can come too."
"How much is he paying you?"
"I'm not doing it for money, he's my friend and he needs a hand."
"I'll think about it."