DWISNWID
Do what I say, not what I do
Example
You think I should finish my homework when you haven't started yours yet?
DWISNWID. :)
Related Slang
| LLPOF | Liar liar pants on fire |
| DLTM | Don't lie to me |
| DBTS | Don't believe that stuff |
| blvmot | Believe me on that |
| DBEYR | Don't believe everything you read |
| NBSP | No bull s*** please |
| GICNBY | Gosh, I cannot believe you |
| ITSFWI | If the shoe fits, wear it |
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DWISNWID (do what I say, not what I do) is an acronym used by hypocritical people who are doing something but recommend you don't do it.
For example, a parent might send their child DWISNWID during the following conversation:
Parent: Why are you still playing [WoW?|wow] You should have been in bed an hour ago.
Child: You're still playing, too. I can see you online.
Parent: DWISNWID.
However, DWISNWID is a quite uncommon and very complicated acronym. As such, you shouldn't send DWISNWID to anyone and expect them to understand what it means.