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What is I boot?
I Like Your Boots
Sit at Primanti Brothers and yell to everyone "I Like Your Boots"
Even if they don't have boots on YELL IT NOW BITCH
YOU=Funny if say I Like Your Boots
I Like Your Boots, bitch.
I boot - video
I boot - what is it?
An odd saying said by Mr. Stiles, a crazy old tech teacher as RHS. He uses it when students say BS things.
Student- Im going to the bathroom
Mr Stiles- Ya ok i left my boots in the truck
What does "I boot" mean?
Gay code for "You're hot, are you gay too?".
The correct response to this, (if you are also gay) is "thanks, I stole them from a unicorn."
Comes from "I like your shoelaces"- how Tumblr users identify themselves to others.
Also comes from the hot new gay movie "Love, Simon"
gay person: I like your boots
fellow gay person: thanks, I stole them from a unicorn.
gay #1: do you wanna hang out sometime?
I boot - what does it mean?
A gay code for "hey you're cute/hot, are you gay too?"
The response to this (if the person being told this, is gay) is "thanks I took them from a unicorn"
"Hey I like your boots"
"Thanks I took them from a unicorn"
I boot - meaning
saying ‘i like your boots’ is another way to say ‘you’re hot, are you gay too?’ with the same idea as ‘i like your shoelaces’ and ‘thanks i stole them from the president’ the reply to ‘i like your boots’ would be ‘thanks i stole them from a unicorn’
guy1: i like your boots...
guy2: thanks, i stole them from a unicorn.
or it could go wrong...
guy1: i like your boots...
guy2: i’m not wearing boots
guy1: oh whoops boi bye
I boot - definition
Because of the release of the movie "Love, Simon," some Tumblr users decided to make "I like your boots" code for "You're hot, are you gay too?" It's meant to be a phrase used by gays to detect other gays in the real world. The phrase is based on I like your shoelaces. Appropriate response is "I took them from a unicorn!"
(gay person out in public)
"I like your boots"
(The respondent that is also a gay)
"Thanks, I stole them from a unicorn!"
I boot - slang
Means you cant be assed to do something
Originated at Purbrook Park School
"oi keet, wanna go down the heath?"
"nah i boot"