No cap, this category is bussin fr fr.
same old s**t, different day
take care of yourself
too far from pay day
to tell you the truth
Use At Your Own Risk
Unsolicited Finger in Chili
what the hell do you mean
yet another pointless acronym
Festivus is a made-up secular holiday celebration that comes from the 1990s sitcom Seinfeld. The term was first introduced to pop culture in the 1997 episode called "The Strike."
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.
An acronym that refers to a person's state in a virtual online world; may be associated withMMORPGgames, 3D online chatting programs, or any other virtual reality software.
OnTwitch, dono is short for "donation."Streamersmight ask for a dono while they're streaming, in hopes that viewers who enjoy their channel will toss a little money their way.
Many many happy returns of the day is a salutation that has been used since the 18th century. While the phrase is still sometimes used to wish others well during the holidays, it is most often used to wish a person continuing good health on their birthday. The "returns," in this case, are the many additional birthdays the sender hopes you'll be celebrating.
Runners and hikers use FKT to stand for "fastest known time." Many notable running and hiking trails have recorded FKTs, which are the fastest known times in which a runner or hiker completed them. Other runners and hikers often strive to beat these FKTs.
This page explains what the acronym "OOTD" means. The definition, example, and related terms listed above have been manually compiled and written by the Slang.net team.
For example, if you meet someone on a dating site and want to know more about them, you might ask, "You are very handsome, may I ask your nal?" Or, you might clarify, "My dad's nal is Swedish, and my mom is British."
Most often, people use NG to express their opinion about a film, food, song, TV show, or other critiquable item. For example, if you were to ask ahipsterwhether they likedSWTFA, they would likely tell you it was NG.
The B in HBU stands for 'bout, which is an abbreviated form of about. So in its full form, HBU stands for "how about you."
The sexual act of stretching a woman's vagina with a moose antler and watching her masturbate with a Stanley Cup lubed up with maple syrup. Or, the sexual act of performing fellatio using syrup while atop or near a moose. Also the name of a popular Canadian magazine.
He’s a goofy ah ah dumbass who things he has class but only passes gas
a cool strong atraktiv and brave person he was also the son of the guinean king of the tally weil family
Commonly expressed as '80 bucks and no gobby' but '80 dollars and no gobby' also in use. Expression refers to the act of spending a lot of money or energy and receiving a disappointing or lacklustre result. No connection between the actual price paid and the number '$80' is required. Both the figure of $80 and the act of a gobby are used in a hyperbolic sense. Often used as an expression of sympathetic disbelief at a friend's misfortune or as an expression of frustration when you realise you just got shafted.
The perpetually angry and self-loathing bass player from the animated metal band Dethklok, whose playing is legendarily mixed out of the final tracks. A character defined by his speech impediment, childhood trauma involving a murder-suicide, and the ultimate bassist indignity of being inaudible in his own band.
A snarky abbreviation for 'Can You Read,' typically deployed when someone asks a question that's already been answered in writing. It's the passive-aggressive cousin of 'RTFM' and the professional's alternative to screaming into the void. Perfect for those moments when your email clearly stated something three times.