No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
Judy is a person who is very short. Usually, she likes to complain about people's clothes and that they wear it every time even tho she wears her clothes all the time. She likes one shirt that looks like an article even tho nobody wants to read her. She has cats but she always wants this one cat that is a pet of this fine Lebanese boy born in ireland
A place of safety and peace in a world of seemingly constant violence, sadness, sickness, and despair as amplified by 24/7 media. Usually a physical place such as home or church but sometimes a place created and curated in the mind, often with the help of autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) triggers such as relaxation videos and soundscapes. A bubblarium can be a combination of physical place and emotional state.
= big penis, interested in girls
Call me when you can Also: Text shorthand for 'call me when you can'; the lazy person's way of saying 'hit me up eventually without any pressure or urgency whatsoever.'
dancing on the ceiling
get your ass in the mother f**king house right now
in case you didn't know
peanut butter and jelly
stupid sons of b***hes
you are too wise for me
Very Low Earth Orbit
What is wrong with you
what the hell were you thinking
People often use "EOT" in online discussions to declare that a conversation, or at least a particular point, has reached its conclusion. When someone posts "EOT," they signal that they believe nothing more needs to be said, or that their message is so final, no reply is necessary. It's like saying, "Case closed," especially in long or heated message chains on forums, Reddit, or group chats.
When agamertells you WT, it means you've selected the "wrong target." You're most likely to encounter this acronym during battles, when a player on your team wants you to attack,buff, ordebuffa different target.
Someone you're linking up withIRLmay use MMA to mean "meet me at." You're most likely to receive this version of MMA as part of a chat or text message, sent by a friend or family member you're planning to see later.
Those discussing former U.S. President Donald Trump may refer to him as DJT. This initialism incorporates President Trump's middle initial, J, which stands for John.
If someone is too tired to talk at the moment, they may message "TTTT." For example, if you had a rough workday, you may text your mom, "TTTT, let's chat tomorrow."
A requel is a movie that includes subject matter from a previous movie in the franchise but is not a remake or a direct continuation of the plot of a previous movie (like a sequel or prequel). Some examples of requels includeJurassic World,Ghostbusters,Halloween,Scream, andStar Wars: The Force Awakens.
The only difference between "OML" and "OMG" is the name of the supreme being in the exclamation. OML is not nearly as popular as the "OMG" acronym but may be preferred by Southerners who use words like "Lordy."
An exclamation that sits somewhere beyond "wow" on the amazement spectrum, for when regular surprise words just won't cut it. It's the verbal equivalent of adding extra exclamation points, deployed when you witness something genuinely impressive or bizarre. Think of it as "wow" that went to the gym.
An alternative spelling of "geek" that somehow makes the label even geekier through its deliberate misspelling. It's geek squared—so nerdy that even the word itself gets the awkward treatment.
An exclamation of surprise or impressed disbelief, typically deployed when someone drops unexpectedly impressive news. It's the early 2000s version of 'no cap,' combining mock-enthusiasm with genuine shock. Best served with widened eyes and a slight backward head tilt.
Sarcastically describing something deliberately done while pretending it was accidental. The verbal equivalent of air quotes around the word "accident," often used to imply suspicious circumstances.