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Thank you for your time
you hardly ever make sense
you are such a b***h
what the f**k was that for?
When someone repeatedly calls you back-to-back, refusing to accept that you're not answering for a reason. It's the auditory version of being hunted, as your phone lights up with the same name over and over until you either answer or block them. Peak stage-five clinger behavior in telecommunications form.
A delightfully nonsensical word for being stuck in a messy, complicated situation where nothing's going right. It's the linguistic equivalent of a Rube Goldberg machine made of inconveniences. Perfect for when "predicament" sounds too formal and "clusterfuck" is too aggressive.
you know you wish you were me
A term that stands for people on Twitter; shortcut alternative to "Twitter users" or "users on Twitter;" similar toTweepsbut more formal; pertains to everyone, no segregation allowed.
While the acronym PITA might make you think of a delicious, yeast-leavened flatbread, it actually stands for "pain in the a**." This type of PITA is usually neither delicious nor yeast-leavened. Instead, it is someone or something that is especially annoying.
A subtweet is atweetthat is about someone but doesn't explicitly mention them. People use subtweets when they want to discuss someone without bringing the conversation to their attention. For example, a user who wants to rag on Elon Musk may post "EMusk has just about run Twitter into the ground, but here I am anyway."
A term that originates from John Travolta mispronouncing names.
People may use "DUK" when they are surprised someone didn't know something. For example, when your friend texts you that they are surprised a mutual friend is married, you might respond with "DUK?"
BookTwt is a community of book fans who discuss theirfavenovels, short story collections, and other books on Twitter. These fans post reviews, recommendations, reenactments, and other content for fellow book lovers to enjoy.
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.
Most often, you'll see JFI at the front of a text, email, or forum post in which someone wants to share information. Since the texter, emailer, or poster didn't use FYI, they likely want to share the information with not just you, but a larger group of people.
Gamersuse CTF as shorthand for "capture the flag." This acronym describes a game mode in which two teams attempt to capture each other's flag and return it to their home base to win. Often, CTF matches are timed, and the team that manages to retrieve the other team's flag the most number of times wins.
Because saying IYQ out loud sounds like a child saying "I like you," you should use this acronym only with those who would be comfortable hearing you use baby talk. Notably, you may want to think twice before sending IYQ to a potential newGForBF.
A reminder to stay on top of your Rxs
aka puchka/golgappa. very delicious in taste and looks properrr patola.
the nutritious drink formed by the sweat between your anus and ballsack.
A human being who is biased against those he or she considers ugly.
he is known as a content creator but doesn't post as much but he's decent doing his part. He is sometimes called lobsters because of the synonyms.
A female or male that you fuck then forget, not filling, holds you till you find a meal.
A fictional individual used to describe a statistical outlier who is such an extreme that it significantly offsets the average, often in humorous or memey context. Is used both with realistic and fictional things being averaged. Likely originated from Tumblr.