Definition

mind your f**king business

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IDTS

For example, if you ask yourSOwhether they have plans on Friday, and they respond with IDTS, that means they're likely (but not guaranteed) to be free Friday. As another example, if you ask a friend whether cassowaries can fly, and your friend responds with IDTS, it means they are almost (but not entirely) certain that cassowaries cannot fly.

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3much

Sarcastic internet-speak for when someone's optimism or claims have exceeded the legal limit of believability. Going beyond "too much" into the realm of "that's three much, actually," this numerical escalation serves as a witty way to call BS on someone's unrealistic statements. Mathematics meets skepticism in the most dismissive way possible.

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Meta

The term comes from the Greek meaning of meta, which is "beyond" or "after." It's often attached to words to give them new meaning, like "metaphysics" and "metadata," but in the 2010s, the usage of the word evolved in pop culture to describe works of art, such as movies or books, that displayed an acute self-awareness of their medium.

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fwb

Friends with Benefits

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wtfigoh

what the f**k is going on here

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wygam

When you get a minute

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