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You will most likely encounter 459 when messaging with a nerd that thinks it's cool to speak in covert messages, like leetspeak. Texting and online messaging, like in chatrooms andDMsare common places where you might see 459.
A quick way to say that you think something is funny but you are laughing very quietly; often used when you are laughing in a place where you shouldn't be loud or you're laughing at something not funny enough to warrant a loud laugh.
Most often, the acronym CYM stands for "check your mail." If you receive CYM in a chat or text message, you should check your email or stroll down to your mailboxASAP.
When someone jacks up something, like the price of a TV or the features on their truck, they jack it up. The phrase comes from the jack mechanical lifting device used to lift heavy loads, such as a car or deck post.
In text and chat slang, addy is typically short for "address." If someone asks you to send them your addy, they want you to tell them your address, most likely so they can plug it into Google or Apple Maps and find their way to you.
Besides song listings, you may see people use feat in messages, social media, and forums. For example, your friend may message you, "Didn't you see that the party was feat a live band?" Or, a person may post a video of you as a child on Facebook with the caption, "The cutest sneeze you will ever see. Feat Henry."
Do you want to win the lottery? If you keep your FC (fingers crossed), it might happen.
A draft dasher is a fantasy football term for an owner who drafts a team but leaves it before the season is over. The practice of draft dashing breaksFFetiquette and is one of the most frustrating aspects of FF.
Carefree people use DW to mean "don't worry." These people believe that worrying is meaningless because it doesn't change anything. And you know what? They're right!
The acronym is primarily used by older adults when texting or chatting online. It is especially useful when you want to communicate that you believe something or are going to do something no matter what kind of event takes place. Even if aliens invade the earth, you are still going to do or believe this thing.
A way of telling someone to try and understand you better; typically implies the other person is not up to your level of understanding; sometimes used in multiplayer gaming when the other person isn't as skilled.
The term is typically used to react to someone who does something that is more than just mean because it seems like it was deliberately done to cause harm. An example of a person being "cold" is when a woman leads a guy on just to publicly humiliate him with a rejection when he asks her out on a date. Cold may be used by people of all ages, from teenagers to adults.
These fish, often calledminnows, are usually new to the format or just casual players and have not built up the skill to compete with more experienced players. Roughly 70% of them lose money playing DFS, which goes to the sharks that feed on their losses. The term is similar to the "shooting fish in a barrel" phrase.
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.
For example, your connection to a messaging service may have been interrupted as you were conversing with a friend, and when you return, you say, "sorry about that. i got d/c from the app somehow." Or, you were at a pivotal point in a gaming quest, and your WiFi dropped out, prompting you to text your friend, "im so mad. i got d/c from the internet and am trying to get back on."
The acronym is popular inPvPcombat games where the goal is to kill as many players as possible. One of the most common PvP styles of gameplay is open PvP where a player can attack another player anywhere in the world and record PKs.
Because sending long email messages to your friends is a dying art (thanks, social media), you're unlikely to encounter FYF these days. Still, you may see FYF used at the end of longDMsand chat messages, which have largely replaced emails these days.
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.
People often end messages in which they've offered advice with HTH (hope this helps). This acronym expresses a person's hope that you'll find their opinion or guidance useful.
The acronym HBTQ stands for "homosexual, bisexual, transgender, and queer." This variant ofLGBTQis used primarily in Sweden. However, you may encounter it on social media or in forums (often, when reading a post made by a Swedish person).
Before being replaced, MIPS was an essential metric for computer users to consider when determining computing costs, like server performance. However, as technology progressed and the need for more accurate metrics increased, MIPS became an obscure technical term.
An acronym for one of the four major ligaments in the human knee.
Those who are discussing FAANG stocks or companies are talking about "Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google." These five titans of the tech industry have become so dominant (comprising 15% of the S&P 500's value) and embedded in the public's consciousness that they're sometimes referred to as one entity.
The majority of PnP participants are homosexual men, but other demographics may take part in PnPing. People looking to PnP often find and coordinate with each other online through chatrooms/forums and dating services.