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Usually has "I showed them" before it but it may change depending on past, present, or future tense. Definition; A phrase normally used when proving someone wrong. Past Tense; In the past tense, it can only be used when telling the story of you doing so to someone. Present Tense; In the present tense, it's telling another person/party, that you are currently in an argument with someone and proving them wrong. Future Tense; In the future tense, it's telling someone you are going to go prove someone wrong because of their false statement.
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