Define I'm All Meaning

I'm All
Valley talk, similiar to I'm like, but often used to make the statement for affirmative.

Michael: "Cesar's like, 'Did you get laid on the cruise?' I'm all, 'YEAH, like 10 times!"
By Nicolina
I'm All Set
A New England phrase that is usually heard in or around shops. It's used to take the place of "no I don't need any help" or "no thanks."

It confuses the hell out people from the rest of the country. Especially the Southeners.

Shopkeep: Can I help you with anything?

Shopper: No, I'm all set, thanks.
By Frankie
I'm All Yours.
Meaning I belong to you.
You own me.
I love you.
I want no one else but you.

HI BABY SUP CUTIE SUP HOTTIE SUP SUP?
Can I be yours?
YEAH.
I'm all yours.
By Harli
I'm All Dick.
To be as horny as hell, to be in such heat that you can't stop it from erecting.

Dude 1: Look at those hookers with busty hooters!!!
Dude 2: Oh man, stop talking to me. I'm all dick.
By Dale
I'm All Set
A phrase used in place of I'm ok, I'm ready. To be satisfied and not need anything. Always said by a Mainer

Tom "Hey Chris would you like a shipyard?"

Chris " Nahh, I'm all set."
By Lelah
I'm All Eyes
Like the expression, "I'm all ears" juiced up for the Internet.
To be used in e-mails and mostly text or instant messaging and chat.
I am ready, willing and able to read what it is you are typing.
All my attention is on what you are typing.

(Like an IM conversation or chat room conversation)

Conjunction_Vitus: Hey, are you paying attention to what I'm saying?

Jut_Unions_Convict: Yes, I'm all eyes.
By Jami
I'm All Lid

Dave: How's are you going with that paperwork?
Andrew: I'm all lid

Dave: sweet
By Lizzy
I'm All Day

Jamal: I'm all day.
Mike: Your only joking.
Jamal: Come again?
Mike: As you would be, I guess.
By Kelly
I'm All Done
Children new to going poop on the toilet usually say this. Its usually followed up by "come and wipe me" until their taught how to wipe themselves.

little joey: I'm all done, come and wipe me. mom: Okay I'm coming.
By Lorilyn
I'm All Right Jack
Original saying was "I'm all right Jack, pull up the ladder".
Meaning when a man had got safely on board ship by climbing the ladder from the sea or from a lifeboat, don't bother about saving the rest of the guys because I don't really care about them.

A thoughtless self-serving person when asked to sympathise or help someone who had lost his/her job might say "Well, I'm all right Jack!".
By Donnie