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super dooper guy, really chilla nd funniest man alive
Swedish automobile brand stereotypically associated with safety-obsessed parents and retirees, known for tank-like durability and equally tank-like handling. Famous for surviving apocalyptic crashes while bankrupting owners with repair costs that rival small nation GDPs.
The state of achieving maximum laziness where you've transcended even basic functions like channel-changing or snack-retrieving. A semi-vegetative condition of deliberate nothingness, often achieved after work when ambition has left the building and motivation is nowhere to be found.
An adjective describing someone or something as unstoppable, powerful, and relentless—presumably inspired by BMW's nickname 'Bimmer.' It's what you call performance so dominant it deserves its own luxury car commercial. When 'impressive' just doesn't have enough horsepower.
The auditory equivalent of fast fashion—mass-produced, formulaic pop music so aggressively mediocre that it makes you long for the days when artists actually wrote their own songs. It's what happens when record labels feed the Billboard algorithm instead of creating art, resulting in the same four chords recycled ad nauseam.
A social engineering tactic where someone convinces you that their absurd request is actually a deeply respected tradition in their culture, exploiting your desire not to be offensive. The international relations version of the Jedi Mind Trick, except instead of "these aren't the droids you're looking for," it's "eating fermented shark eyeballs is how we say hello." Falls apart the moment you actually Google their supposed customs.
you must be kidding me
your mom goes to college
Your Mom Goes To college
why are you bugging me?
You think I'm special?
Snowpocalypse is a weather event that produces a lot of snow, and possibly wind and cold, creating the feeling that the world is about to end ("snow" and "apocalypse"). For example, if the weather forecast calls for a fierce blizzard, you might warn your friends, "Stay inside during the snowpocalypse!"
Fantasy football leagues differ on whether they include play from just the DEF or the special teams, too (DST). It's up to you and the rest of the teams to choose how you want to play.
People use HT to be friendly, whether they are joining a conversation or starting one (perhaps they are joining a forum or an online game). For example, you may join a gaming campaign online, "HT! Thanks for letting me join!"
For example, if you tell yourBFFthat you just broke up with yourSO, they might respond with "uok?" Which ... well, you're likely not, so that's kind of a silly question. But it's a place to start a conversation.
While pretty much everyone knows what "HBO" is, not many know it stands for "Home Box Office." It originally started as a premium television network and then morphed into a content-streaming service (known as "Max") that features theatrically released movies, original shows and movies, concert specials, and stand-up comedy specials.
Bootsie is a playful, slightly mocking slang term used to describe someone who is boring, basic, or lacks energy. If someone calls you "bootsie," they're saying you're abuzzkill; maybe you're not into the vibe, not adding to the conversation, or just generally being dull.
The term comes from the 1700s when America was in its infancy and people would commonly barter for goods. Deerskins were often referred to as bucks and eventually, when the USD rolled around, buck was applied to the dollar. Unfortunately no one knows for certain who first used buck to refer to a dollar.
The acronym is commonly used when parting ways with a friend or love interest since it shows more affection. It is similar to theTCOY,TCWB, andTCFN.
Although TWHS is uncommon, people often use it online (when messaging or emailing) or when texting. Some related acronyms include the more commonTWSSand less commonTWIS.
When someone says something witty, you can reply to him with "HHSF," which is a sarcastic way to say "ha-ha, so funny." You can use it online, especially on social media and in forums, and in text messages.
Young automotive enthusiasts who invest more money modifying their budget cars than the vehicles originally cost, transforming them into loud, flashy spectacles. Their exhausts produce sounds reminiscent of distressed livestock as they cruise the same strip repeatedly, mistaking attention for admiration. Particularly endemic to Essex and similar regions where disposable income meets questionable life choices.
A deliberately goofy response to 'What's up?' that means you're doing absolutely nothing of importance. It's the culinary cousin of 'Netflix and chill' but without any subtext—just pure, wholesome loafing. Popular among people who think dad jokes are the height of comedy.
A monetary term that stands for dollars; amount of bones equals the amount of dollars, e.g., 5 bones equals 5 dollars; may also appear as "bone" for a single dollar; similar toscratch,paper, anddough.