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Someone who strongly dislikes you may use IHU to mean "I hate you." Friends and family might also send you this acronym, typically in jest. (Not your brother Phil, though. He really does hate you.)
For example, a CSM may look for potential customer issues and rectify them instead of reacting to them as they emerge (like a customer service representative). Other things a CSM may do include advocating for customers to ensure they feel valued, helping them see the value of the business' services, products, etc., and keeping them engaged to avoid losing them.
A noob is a newbie. More specifically, it is a slang term that refers to a person who is new to something, such as an online service, video game, or another technology.
The lack or inability to have any attention span whatsoever.
Seymour. Is a thug for Life put some respect on his name he's the realest
To arrive at a location, usually with the implication that you're about to make an entrance worth noticing. It's the verbal equivalent of announcing your presence before you actually show up. Originally street slang, now used by everyone from rappers to your mom asking if you're coming to Thanksgiving.
A versatile descriptor for anything that's stopped functioning properly, whether mechanical, digital, or emotional. In tech, it means non-operational; in relationships, it refers to someone emotionally damaged by past experiences. It's the universal acknowledgment that something isn't working as intended.
Slang insult describing a male acting effeminate or not conforming to traditional masculine stereotypes, though the term is considered outdated and offensive.
Brown skinned and long beautiful hair. Usually quite muscular. Is very fast and good at following orders and executes movements with precisions if taught and trained properly. Usually lives in a stable and is used to having people on its back. Is usually four legged and has a long hairy tail.
The female version of "Spank Bank," i.e., a memorable collection of mental images that one wishes to retain for master debational purposes
just as long as you don't leave me
she who must be obeyed Also: An mysterious, commanding woman whose force of personality is so strong that you're genuinely unsure whether she's real or just a living legend—usually the one everyone gravitates toward in a room.
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.
People have used KO in competitive fighting for over a century, and it is widely recognized in both professional and amateur sports. Beyond combat sports, you may see "KO" in video games, especially in fighting games likeStreet FighterandMortal Kombat, where knocking out an opponent is often the objective.
Gradual but inexorable increase in anger, eventually becoming outright rage or fury; what happens as a patient or slow-witted person figures out what has happened and why it is significant. NOT the insult, but the process that the insult (or other upsetting thing) starts in the victim.
When you and the boys all have erectile dysfunction.
"Street's Hottest Youngin'"—a street-level compliment for someone (usually young and attractive) who's got mad style, confidence, and respect on their block. It's the kind of slang that gets passed around at urban spots.
A mid-sized Pennsylvania city that achieved immortal pop culture status thanks to a certain mockumentary about paper sales. Known officially as "The Electric City" due to being an early adopter of electric streetcars, though most people know it as the place where Jim pranked Dwight for nine glorious seasons. It's proof that any city can become iconic with the right sitcom behind it.
The verbal filler that buys you precious seconds when your brain has completely flatlined mid-conversation. It's the universal sound of mental buffering, deployed when you need to say something but have absolutely nothing to contribute. The spoken equivalent of the loading wheel of death.
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.
Anything that's demolished beyond repair.
Rockjob is a common term used in the early 1990s both for High school students and even Primary school students in Australia where the person called a Rockjob is identified as an; 1) idiot, 2) got embarrassed, 3) or usually if in an argument have made an ass of themselves
Don't f**king waste my time
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