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What makes you think I care
when s**t hits the fan
who the f**k are you
What the f**k does that mean
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Insurrection barbie is a name applied to women who have very conservative beliefs (including supporting the January 6th U.S. Capitol riots) and have an appearance similar to a stereotypical Barbie doll (thin and blonde hair). People with moderate and liberal beliefs primarily use the term as an insult.
Those who want you to tell the truth might start a message with DLTM ("don't lie to me"). This acronym is primarily used in online chat and text messages, by those seeking honest responses.
For example, if you ask yourSOwhether they have plans on Friday, and they respond with IDTS, that means they're likely (but not guaranteed) to be free Friday. As another example, if you ask a friend whether cassowaries can fly, and your friend responds with IDTS, it means they are almost (but not entirely) certain that cassowaries cannot fly.
OnlyPlans is when you repeatedly make plans with a person, but they never come to fruition. The term plays off OnlyFans, an online service where consumers can subscribe to content creators' channels.
The Canadian dollar is made up of 100 cents and is used by central banks worldwide as a reserve currency. Since CAD is common in the United States, Americans often see it next to theUSDacronym in stock markets and on item price tags.
Uninstall, when used in online gaming, means quit or give up. It is used as an insult to anothergamerto tell him he should stop playing and uninstall his game because he is so bad.
Mommy shaming is when one or more people bully a mother about her parenting choices. The shaming may be communicated in a variety of ways, including blunt or subtle in-person criticisms or as comments online on social media and parenting forums.
Someone who says you're G4N thinks you're a low-down, worthless "good for nothing." This disparaging acronym is mostly used in online chat, but it may also be used by your close family and friends when youfail.
To hit the books means to study. High school and college students often use this phrase, when telling others that they have to complete some required reading or study for a test.
When you're chatting with someone who is angry or upset, SOB stands for "son of a b****." This explicit acronym can be used to express a general sense of frustration or to label a specific person as adouchebag.
An acronym for the popular tradition of pulling pranks on others on the first day of April.
When you want a person to call you, send them "CM," which stands for "call me." People typically send it via text message or online when chatting or emailing about a subject that is better suited for verbal discussion via a phone or a device connected to the Internet.
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.
The term FOBO first appeared in an October 2020 Slate article titledThe FOBO Is Real, in which author Heather Schwedel explained FOBO's meaning. Seven months into the United States' roller coaster pandemic experience, Schwedel assumed most remote workers were feeling at least some amount of FOBO, until The New Yorker reporter Jeffrey Toobin notably proved her wrong.
People who really care for you may use LYSM to mean "love you so much." You'll most often see LYSM in text messages sent by your parents, friends, orSO.
In golf, a grand slam is when a golfer wins the four major tournaments, the Masters, U.S. Open, The Open Championship, and the PGA Championship, in a single calendar year. However, like in tennis, some people may use the term for when a golfer wins all four tournaments in their career ("career grand slam") instead of just one year.