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A meme from late 2018 based on a TikTok song about Overwatch character selection arguments, representing the universal gamer frustration of someone else picking your main. It became the internet's go-to non-sequitur response to literally anything. The phrase transcended its gaming origins to become weaponized nonsense.
An acronym for "have to cry," used when you need to excuse yourself for an emotional breakdown in digital conversation. It's the Gen-Z equivalent of "brb" but with significantly more feelings attached. Perfect for when life hits you with that plot twist you weren't ready for and you need to step away from the keyboard to process your emotions.
A chronic internet condition characterized by the compulsive need to share every half-baked thought with the digital void. Symptoms include excessive vague-posting, inability to keep opinions to yourself, and a dangerously inflated sense that strangers care about your breakfast choices. There is no known cure, only temporary relief through phone confiscation.
Tough talk thru text.
another way of saying totes magotes, but a cooler way of spelling
short for hennesy, a congac
A term for the people who are overly sensitive about farting.
assigned male at birth
don't ask me how I know
dual incomes no kids with a dog
For Your f**king Information
I don't give a flying f**k
Just Kidding Laughing Out Loud
Laughing out loud peeing in my pants
Large p*nis is always welcome
party like a rock star
thank god for unanswered prayers
Teenager I'd Like To f**k
this thread is useless without pics
why the f**k would you do that?
The paradoxical consumer who drives a BMW but complains about guacamole costing extra, or books first-class then haggles for free upgrades. They want the luxury lifestyle and the discount store prices, existing in a perpetual state of cognitive dissonance.
When you are going to be late for something, you can tell the waiting party that you will be "l8." People commonly use the abbreviation to feel clever when texting and online, especially when messaging or on social media.
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.
The term is widely used in leagues like theNFL,NHL, andNBA, and it's a big part of roster management, especially during long, grueling seasons when injuries are common. Depending on the league's rules, a player on IR may be eligible to return after a set number of games or be out for the entire season.