No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
That's the rules, f**ker
Time to totally kick ass
Talk to you Tomorrow
talk to you at school
talk to you on the phone
A psychedelic term that is popular among users of acid, a hallucinogenic drug; persons under this influence will tend to freak out because they are seeing things that don't exist but seem real to them; may also appear as "tripping."
A thirst trap is something provocative that causes a person to bethirsty. It may be something said or done but most commonly takes the form of apicorvidposted on social media.
If you see TAFN at the end of a chat or email message, you can be fairly certain it stands for "that's all for now." This acronym signals that you've received all the information you'll be getting for the moment.
While you will now primarily encounter leetspeak online, the language dates back to the 1980s. Savvy bulletin board systems (BBS) users formulated it to bypass BBS filters that prohibited the use of certain words.
A sexual position where a person is kneeling down and another person lifts them up from the back of their knees
The telltale tan pattern that reveals your summer wardrobe choices, featuring deeply tanned exposed skin and ghostly pale areas that rarely see sunlight. It's the badge of honor for outdoor workers and the source of embarrassment when you actually take your shirt off. Also known as 'farmer's tan' or 'the golf tan.'
Taking something to its absolute extreme limit, pushed beyond all reasonable boundaries. An '80s holdover phrase that somehow survived into modern usage, probably because it perfectly captures that sweet spot between enthusiasm and reckless abandon.
A SpongeBob-inspired phrase used when you spot yourself in media, screenshots, or viral posts online. References the iconic scene where SpongeBob frantically points himself out in a Krusty Krab commercial to Gary, oblivious to his minuscule role.
A fictional product from Dr. Seuss's The Lorax that represents pointless consumerism—"a fine something that all people need." In modern usage, it's deployed ironically to describe completely unnecessary items that marketing convinces us we can't live without. Basically every infomercial product ever.
A delicious sandwich, that consists of sub bread, (6 inch only), pickles, salami and swiss cheese. Preferable order: cheese salami, pickles. The sandwich MUST be toasted to qualify as a Nicholas.
To waste, not finish, or no take advantage of an opportunity.
to be totally freaking honest
Thanks in advance for all your help
this is f**king 2 much
teenage mutant ninja turtles
this thread is worthless without pics
talk to you later on
talk to you next week
that was dumb as hell