why did u said like that? vs why did u say like that?

Some examples from the web:

• WHY DID U COME BACK TO GET ME?
• What, did u bug my cellphone?
• Did u see Yogurt's face when she looked into the book?
• - did u two come together?
• How did u know that i was the real boss Kutsinawa;
• Seriously, when did u hatch this plan to ruin my life?
• Plus, my source said likes to keep late hours.
• He said like two words to me.
• Okay, you just said like ten offensive things.
• The nurse said like no strenuous activity for six to eight hours.
• Remember I've probably said like fifteen sentences to her since we met.
• Excellency, I said like lightning!
• But you didn't do anything to him, did u, Carlos?
• We've said like two sentences to each other in a month.
• And when it's said like that, it's often quite abstract.
• They said like 14 people died.
• Well, this guy had some kind of verbal tick, you know, a nervous thing where he'd repeat the last thing you said like an echo.
• Said like that, those lines could be about me, my neighbour, any of us.
• Said like this, it seems the most banal of statements, but it is not.
• A hunch... things he said like being able to spot a phony ID.

Some examples from the web:

• WHY DID U COME BACK TO GET ME?
• If people say that He took all sins on the Cross, is there any verse that literally says like that? I hope this answer will be helpful to you.
• What, did u bug my cellphone?
• Did u see Yogurt's face when she looked into the book?
• - did u two come together?
• How did u know that i was the real boss Kutsinawa;
• Seriously, when did u hatch this plan to ruin my life?
• And don't say like a new woman.
• I say like a freshly peeled apple.
• But you didn't do anything to him, did u, Carlos?
• Noone does the exact opposite of everything that I say like you do.
• Didn't you say like Secretary Gim?
• Why do you ignore what I say like I'm not even...
• Your other option is to treat Kayleigh like... say like a loving father treats his daughter.
• - I don't believe what the Priest says like everybody else in town.
• (roaring) No, you should say like a flea when referring to lightning fast reflexes.
• We would therefore have to say like Cassandra, in the poet Aeschylus' words: 'whilst you make vows, they prepare to kill'.
• Says like, "I see better without them."
• So what, if we have to say like doing inventory
• And says like a pathetic, a total fool, her faith never faltering, she just kept peering during all the hugging and everybody meeting and every time expecting this guy.