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People may use HTSFM for various reasons. Possibilities include: they have low self-esteem regarding their attractiveness, they are joking because the guy is objectively not handsome, or the guy is out-of-this-world, Chris Hemsworth-level sexy.
Someone who sends you TTY wants to "talk to you." You may receive this acronym in chat or text messages, when someone wants to call you or have an extended chat conversation.
Another example is whenDMinga woman on Instagram, "r u 5 + 5? cuz ura 10 to me." Or, you might message your friend when making dinner reservations, "ura vegetarian now, right?" While ura is a helpful abbreviation when you are strapped for time and space, it's also great for those people who get "you're" and "your" confused (so they don't have to worry about which one to use).
If you are cranky and want to be left alone, you might want to send GALMA to your pests. For example, if your boyfriend just broke up with you and your brother texts you asking for a ride home from school, you might reply with, "GALMA. Get your own ride."
When you think something is brilliant, like a geniusmemeor a moving story, you can describe it as "brill." People often use it while texting or messaging online, but they may also say it aloud.
When you want to give medical advice while also disclaiming that you are not a doctor, you can send the IANAD acronym. It's a favorite among those who love sharing opinions regarding health care but don't want to be held responsible for bad advice.
In sports, a "sweep" happens when one team wins all the games in a series (typically in the playoffs), leaving its opponent with no victories. For example, if a team wins a best-of-seven series 4–0, they've completed a sweep. The term comes from the idea of one team "sweeping away" the competition without giving them a chance to win.
A swish in basketball is a near-perfect shot where the ball only touches the net, not any of the rim. The name comes from the sound the net makes when the ball quickly passes through it.
A coffice is a term that combines "coffee" and "office" to describe a coffee shop that people go to in order to work. It is an attractive place to work for those who need coffee to function and free WiFi.
A spinning and shooting move in Call of Duty in which the player turns 360 degrees and kills another player with a sniper rifle or bolt action rifle without using the scope zoom feature.
You will most likely see the acronym online when people criticize other users for doing something stupid. Some classic BFU blunders include taking a screenshot of your desktop with your phone's camera or trying to turn your computer on when its power cord is not even plugged into the outlet.
You will likely see idd online when gaming or on social sites (perhaps inDMs). People may also use it when texting, e.g., your brother may reply with "idd" when you text him if he wants to get pizza for dinner.
For example, if your friend asks whether you can bring "dessert AWA drinks" to their party, they want you to bring both a dessert and some drinks. If your friend eats your dessert and messages, "wow, you bake AWA as my dad," they think your baking skills are equivalent to their father's. Now you know AWA anyone that "AWA" stands for "as well as."
The HOAS acronym comes from the saying usedIRL, which is commonly told to impatient people. It is also similar to the "wait a second" phrase.
In chat and text messages, RBAY stands for "right back at you." People typically use this acronym the same way they'd use the phrase "you too." (Or the acronymU2.)
Those who believe in a higher power may use GIC to mean "God's in control." This acronym is meant to remind you that some things are out of your hands.
A himbo is an attractive, muscular man who is not very bright. Unlikebimbosandmimbos, however, himbos are usually not distressingly shallow or unintelligent. Himbos are naive and oblivious, but their optimism and emotional intelligence is almost as attractive as their physiques.
In League of Legends (LoL), tp is a targeted summoner spell that allows achampionto quickly move from one location to a friendly ward, turret, or minion at any place on the map. Teleporting is especially helpful whengankingand to switchlanesto defend a turret.
People of color (POC) that identify as queer (non-hetero, non-cis) may use the QPOC acronym to communicate their identity to others online. They typically use it when messaging online, in web forums, or on social media.
Soft benching is a sports term for when a coach benches a player under the guise of an injury, illness, or other excuse, rather than openly acknowledging that the player isn't performing well. In this situation, the player isn’t officially punished, but they are given less playing time or sidelined without being told the full reason.
A wuss is a person who is weak physically or mentally. It is a derogatory term often used to bully a person or taunt a person to get him to do something.
Ts and Ps is an abbreviated saying of the "thoughts and prayers" phrase. People typically use Ts and Ps when reacting to something sad or challenging to send their condolences (although some people send it mockingly in the same vein as "tots and pears").
For example, your friend may text you that they're "writing a novel just FTFOI." This means your friend has no plans to publish (or possibly even finish) their work; they just want to write to have a bit of fun.
Weak tea means "boring gossip" or "lame secret." It is typically used in response to hearing an underwhelming secret or gossip.