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A societal affliction characterized by privileged individuals who feel entitled to everything despite contributing nothing, often manifesting in trust-fund kids cosplaying as 'street' or entry-level employees demanding corner offices. It's what happens when wealth meets zero self-awareness and they have an uncomfortable baby.
Short for 'Yours Truly,' referring to oneself in the third person with a touch of cyberpunk flair. Popularized by Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash, where Y.T. is a badass skateboard courier who definitely doesn't have time for your nonsense.
The anti-goatee: a facial hair configuration where you've got full coverage everywhere except the chin and mouth area, creating a hilariously inverse goatee situation. It's the grooming equivalent of printing in negative, resulting in a look that's both technically impressive and deeply confusing. Why would anyone do this? The same reason people climb Everest—because they can.
Karla is one bad girl!!! By bad I mean don’t mess with her or her people. She is super friendly and kind. The life of the party. But she is also very smart and on top of her game! She doesn’t really need a man to define her. She’s independent all on her own! She can hold down the house. She’s also very feisty if you catch her in her bad side. She’ll break your neck. She is super loyal to her people! She will always put others first. Her lucky number is 11. Kick it with a Karla she a baddie!
Artificial Intelligence
Bend Over And Take It
literally laughing out loud
peanut butter and jelly
wouldn't you like to know
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.
You will most likely see teens or young adults use the abbreviation when referring to a female (usually in the teenage or young adult range). For example, a high schooler may text his buddy, "Did you see the new grl at school today?"
Used predominantly in digital communication, SALTS offers a subtle way to convey your appreciation for a witty comment or joke without overstating your response. It's handy for moments when you find something amusing, but not quite enough to type "LOL" or "ROFL." Common among those who appreciate nuanced humor or want to convey a restrained chuckle, SALTS demonstrates your awareness of the humor without the need for loud laughter.
Your kill-to-death ratio in video games, particularly Call of Duty—essentially a numerical representation of whether you're a gaming god or cannon fodder. This stat determines your right to talk trash in lobbies and your likelihood of being rage-quit on. Anything above 1.0 means you're at least killing more than you're dying, which is the bare minimum for bragging rights.
A hilariously broken English phrase from the 1989 Nintendo Pro Wrestling game that's achieved legendary status in gaming culture. This grammatically challenged congratulations message has been adopted by internet denizens to ironically celebrate victories, both real and imaginary. It's the perfect combination of nostalgic gaming jank and meme-worthy awkwardness.
agloosh is a term invented by the most genius student in Canada. It symbolizes a series of inspirational movements done by a hand, a pen, and a protractor (the protractor must have a hole in the middle). In short, spin the protractor with the pen! agloosh: v. aglooshiation: n. aglooshy, aglooshing, aglooshiational: adj. aglooshingly, aglooshly, aglooshiationally: adv.
As Far As I Can Remember
as far as I can tell
Demonstration of Higher Value
google instant messanger
laughing quietly to self
stop babbaling like an idiot
You are the best in the world!
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.
Expert chatters and texters use CU as the base of other abbreviated "see you" phrases. For example,CUL8Ris short for "see you later," andCU2MRis short for "see you tomorrow."