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John Remil Sencio

Most handsome person in Davao City. It was proved and signed by the Mayor of Davao City

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Yepperz

An elaborate way of saying, "Yes," probably because the person is uncomfortable with just saying it or he or she thinks it's funny; used by over-friendly managers when trying to get you to think they're cool.

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Performative Allyship

Performative allyship is when a person acts as an ally to a minority group, like theBIPOCorLGBTQcommunity, for reasons other than actually caring about their experiences and equality. It is often used online to criticize fake "allies" that only do it to receive praise from others.

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Comment sniper

An internet predator who lurks in old comment sections to launch inflammatory, antagonistic remarks (often racist or grammatically pedantic) designed to provoke and embarrass the community—the digital equivalent of someone spoiling for a fight.

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two-six

To be absurdly frugal or cheap, to the point of being miserly about even small amounts of money. If someone's "two-sixing" you, they're nickel-and-diming every transaction.

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pwos

parent was over sholder

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Wait a tick

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