Are you kidding me or are you kidding with me?

No, it should not. “Kidding with me” is not a typical construction in American English. “Kidding” is indeed a synonym for “joking,” but while “joking with” is correct, “kidding” does not require the word “with.” There is no logical reason why this should be so; but so it is.

Are you kidding me in a sentence?

Kidding sentence example. Are you kidding me? I’m just kidding myself. It was time to put her into a kidding stall.

What does you must be kidding me mean?

phrase. You can say ‘you’ve got to be kidding’ or ‘you must be kidding’ to someone if they have said something that you think is ridiculous or completely untrue. [informal, feelings]

Who or whom are we kidding?

Most of us do not say whom am I kidding because it sounds so wrong, even though it is correct. I is the subject of the sentence, am kidding is the conjugated verb, and whom is the object. To better see that structure, answer the question: I am kidding him. → I am kidding whom.

What’s another way to say are you kidding me?

What is another word for are you kidding?

really	serious
you have got to be kidding me	pshaw
wot	you’re kidding
get out	fie
humph	look

Who is Mi kidding?

Phrase. who am I kidding? (rhetorical question) Said by someone who, upon the realization that they were kidding themselves, wishes to start thinking in a more sensible, reasonable way.

What do you mean by skidding?

1 : to apply a brake or skid to : slow or halt by a skid. 2a : to haul (logs or something similar) by dragging cutting and skidding firewood. b : to haul along, slide, hoist, or store on skids. intransitive verb. 1 : to slide without rotating (as a wheel does when it is held from turning while a vehicle moves onward)

Where does the phrase are you Kidding me come from?

The line is delivered in a joking fashion. The expression originates in Northern England where it is still in common, everyday use. It was undoubtedly taken to the cotton states of the USA by the cotton buyers from Lancashire.

What happened to Kidding?

Showtime has opted to cancel its Jim Carrey comedy after a two-season run. The second season wrapped its run in March with 54,000 same-day viewers. “After two seasons, Kidding has concluded its run on Showtime.

Is it correct to call someone a kid or a kid?

Yes absolutely correct. “Kidding” means making fun of, or teasing, someone by telling a lie or prentending something. “Kid” is another name for a child and this is probably the origin of “kidding” meaning to treat like a child.

What does it mean when a guy says you Can’t take a joke?

If you tell him, “I don’t think that’s funny,” or you ask him to stop “poking fun at you” he may become defensive, irritated or angry. He tells you, “You’re too sensitive” or “You can’t take a joke.” His blaming statements are very convincing and you wonder if you are over-reacting.

What does it mean when a guy says I can Say Anything?

He is saying, I can say whatever I want to say about you because I am “just” being funny. Understand, the purpose of his hostile, disparaging humor is to victimize, belittle and insult you. If you don’t react to his ridicule, he will not be able to control, dominate and power over you.