you and whose army



you and whose army

A childish response to a threat, implying that an adversary is not powerful enough to carry out the threat alone (hence the need for an "army"). A: "If you don't leave, I'll make you get off this playground!" B: "Oh yeah? You and whose army?"
See also: and, army

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Constantinus-Late Roman
MikaelMEE-kah-elSwedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish
Bartal-Hungarian (Rare)
Epifanioe-pee-FAH-nyoSpanish, Italian
Bieitobee-AY-tawGalician
Blanch[bla:ntʃ]