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What is big of a deal?
when someone complains about important things but you just dont give a shit its (so what..big deal)
mum: you messed the bathroom up with our talcum powder
child: BIG DEAL!
person1: your not following the rules of rugby
person2: SO WHAT...BIG DEAL! LIKE THE WORLDS GONNA END
big of a deal - video
Big of a deal - what is it?
A sarcastic way of referring to some one who has had an incredible run of good fortune. Inspired by Will Ferrell's turn of the phrase in the movie "Anchorman".
Darrin's kind of a big deal. He ran into Shaq last week and had his picture taken with him, he won the all expenses paid trip to the Indy 500 and today Medicare approved his hoveround. I wish some of that luck would come my way.
What does "big of a deal" mean?
Used to sarcastically act like you aren't trying to brag about something that isn't worth bragging about. Should make it seem like you are bragging about it. Usually said in a sarcastic tone. Not to be used when something actually is a big deal.
Starbucks lady: "Total is $4.23"
Me as I hand her $4.23: "Exact change, no big deal"
or
Girlfriend walks in, me on the computer
Me: "Just checking the spiderman forums, no big deal."
Big of a deal - what does it mean?
1. not a problem
2. a person or thing that does not give one a reason to worry
Don't mind the window, it's no big deal.
Big of a deal - meaning
The same, but stronger version of who gives a shit?
So you broke a nail? - Big Fucking Deal!
Big of a deal - definition
Joe Biden's euphemism for Health Care Reform.
"Hey Joe, what do you call this Health Care Reform Bill?"
"This is a big fucking deal."
Big of a deal - slang
Finally getting shit done in D.C. is a a big fucking deal.
"This is a big fucking deal" ~ Joe Biden to Obama, on passing healthcare reform
Big of a deal
Acording to Joe Bidden, Healthcare Reform.
Joe to Obama: "This Is A BIG Fucking Deal"
Big of a deal
Really impressive accomplishment.
"Mr. President, that's a big fucking deal..."
Big of a deal
Breathtakingly irritating phrase used by idiots when they mean "big a deal"
Stopped getting worked up about people adding unnecessary words to sentences, it's not that big of a deal.