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A reliable, trustworthy guy who's both dependable and enjoyable company—the kind of person you'd want in your corner during a bar fight or a board game night. This is the stamp of approval that says someone's passed the vibe check with flying colors. Not to be confused with the Scorsese film, though the energy is similar minus the organized crime.
A versatile and time-tested insult for someone who's acting foolish, incompetent, or just generally annoying. Whether they're making terrible decisions, displaying poor skills, or just being lame, this compound expletive covers all bases. It's the Swiss Army knife of mild profanity.
Someone who pursues romantic relationships primarily for financial gain rather than genuine affection. This person treats dating like a venture capital investment, except the only returns they're interested in are designer handbags and luxury vacations. Made famous by Kanye West, but the concept dates back to literally forever.
The universal justification for doing something purely for entertainment value with zero practical purpose. It's the phrase you use when you can't think of a legitimate reason for your questionable decisions but refuse to admit you're bored. Essentially translates to "because chaos is fun."
The Swiss Army knife of British and Australian vocabulary that can mean either your buddy or your romantic/sexual partner, depending entirely on context. It's simultaneously the most casual and most intimate term in Commonwealth English. The example sentence being identical for both definitions is not a typo—it's a feature.
A colorful descriptor for being intoxicated, confused, or mentally scrambled in various intensities. The term comes with its own impressive subcategory system (mega-broed, super-mega-crazy broed, etc.) for those who really commit to the bit.
A phonetic spelling of 'USA' used purely for comedic effect and maximum eye-roll potential. It's the linguistic equivalent of a dad joke but in written form.
A person who's so wedded to their own opinions that they refuse to listen to any other perspective—basically someone whose mind is a locked door and they threw away the key.
The art of spectacularly embarrassing yourself through excessive brandy, whiskey, or beer consumption while smoking a cigar—it's getting drunk in a very specific, very memorable way that results in immediate regret and probable venue bans.
A music genre that blends hip-hop, rock, or rap with chiptune aesthetics—think Game Boy beeps, 8-bit synths, and retro Nintendo sounds layered over modern beats. It's what happens when your childhood gaming console becomes your DJ.
To dive headfirst into a task or experience with reckless enthusiasm and zero preparation, consequences be damned. The gaming and creative world's way of saying 'yeet yourself into the void and see what happens.'
A reference to damaged goods or broken merchandise, originating from Kmart's department 605 where defective items were sent. Now used as a dismissive way to call something damaged or worthless.
Someone with an intense, almost obsessive love for games and puzzles—the kind of person who gets genuinely excited about board game night and probably owns a collection larger than some people's furniture.
A canonical romantic pairing from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure between Jonathan Joestar and Dio Brando, created by author Hirohiko Araki. Despite the complicated history between these characters, some fans celebrate this ship as a meaningful part of the JJBA universe.
what would jesus do?
Will you go out with me
you know you wish you were me
you must be guessing
Why the hell would you do that
You think I'm special?
Adorable baby-talk for bedtime or sleep, typically used by toddlers who haven't quite mastered the art of saying "I'm tired." Also occasionally used ironically by exhausted adults.
The deliberate withholding of condolences for someone who died, typically reserved for people who were genuinely terrible humans. It's the polite way of saying "good riddance" at a funeral.
Optimists use IAG to mean "it's all good." This common slang phrase means roughly the same thing as "don't worry; everything's OK."
A cosplayer is a person who wears costumes and accessories to represent a character for role-playing purposes. Cosplayers often gather at fan conventions in order to recreate the fictional world that they enjoy so much.