I\ know\ you\ are\ but\ what\ about

I\ know\ you\ are\ but\ what\ about
This is used as a comeback to any insult. It is meant to confuse the other person, giving you the last words

Chris: Donnie, you're a pilark.

Donnie: I know you are but what about the table?


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