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What is I don’t care?
No matter what is happening you will not be interested in what is being offered
Bro i don’t care if it’s raining dogs I’m not going
I don’t care - video
I don’t care - what is it?
I wouldn’t care if you people died the next day. I really don’t give a crap about you people.
As a Cajun I don’t care about you people. You people constantly prove to me that you are not worth fighting for or saving. I wish all of you would just drop dead like a bunch of wasps sprayed by wasp spray.
What does "I don’t care" mean?
“i don’t care.”
I don’t care - what does it mean?
A slogan you wear on a jacket or T-shirt to tell the world how you feel about school math: it is as boring as dull wood, or as useless as stale food.
Prof. Smith likes to get attention from passers-by, so he carries a tote bag with the words “With Math You Can Do Everything!” stamped on it, while wearing a T-shirt with the message “I Really Don’t Care About Math. Do U?”
I don’t care - meaning
This is one of the best insults to end a heated conversation. Some have Been told this insult is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
Be careful who you use this insult on.
If used correctly it will end a mans career in seconds!
- I’m about to say it!
- What?
- I don’t care that you broke your elbow
I don’t care - definition
A vine that includes a upset man with a mustache that obviously doesn’t care about a persons broken elbow. He thinks using this insult will offend the person with a broken elbow.
Mustache man: I’m about to say it.... I don’t care that you broke your elbow.
I don’t care - slang
A debater who doesn’t give a fuck and is the concept of not giving a fuck.
The debater I Don’t Care is too lazy to care
I don’t care
The phrase used when a girl knows exactly what she wants, but is irritated because you are unable to read her mind.
“Where do you want to eat?”... I don’t care
“Do you want do hang with my friends?”... I don’t care. “Do you want me to drive?”... I don’t care
I don’t care
What my dad says instead of “yes” or “sure” 99% of the time.
Me: Dad, can I go out with friends tonight?
Dad: I don’t care.