What does this slang mean?

Without context, my guess is “Catch me outside. How about that.”

And it could mean, “Not now. Later. Will that work for you?”.

It was @Call_Me_Jay said, the meaning is “meet me outside and we’ll fight, what do you think about that?”

I was thinking, “We can talk about this later, not in present company.” But fighting fits just as well.

It’s a meme, based on this Dr. Phil clip. There are a few of these going around now (or that have gone around), where a phrase is distorted by each person down the line, like a game of telephone. So, you’ll see different variations on it, using a related photo.

It’s a reference to / quote from a really out of control 13 year old girl who was featured on Dr. Phil recently. Basically means “let’s take this outside” (escalate to physical fighting).

I think it is “I’m an idiot please hurt me”

Well, this thread is everything I come to expect from Fluther.

LOL. Take it easy dappled leaves. Fluther exists in a world where they’ve elected a creep like Trump for president and we take our memes from emotionally unbalanced thirteen year-old girls. In comparison, Fluther is a Mensa convention.

@dappled_leaves I do not understand your second answer in this thread. Most answers are sincere attempts to relay quality information, and there is a bit of humor as well. That sounds quite normal.

What am I missing?

It’s a very straightforward question.