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The term “man flu” stems from the idea that men are prone to exaggerating the severity of their symptoms when experiencing the common cold or another minor ailment. Although the phrase is most often used in a tongue-in-cheek way, there may be some merit to the male whine. In 2017’s customarily playful (but still peer-reviewed) Christmas edition of The BMJ, professor Kyle Sue pointed to research suggesting that men are more susceptible to complications when suffering from an acute respiratory disease. They’re also more likely to go to the hospital and, unfortunately, succumb to the flu.

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Rather die.

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Most people accept one of two meanings for SMH. Some people say it means "Scratching My Head," but others say it means, "Shaking My Head."
Acronym for 'shake my head' or 'shaking my head.' Usually used when someone finds something so stupid, no words can do it justice. Sometimes it's modified to 'smfh' or 'smmfh' by those that prefer profanity in their internet acronyms.

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Doomscrolling is a relatively new term for when you're stuck scrolling through bad news on your phone—even though you might want to, you just can't look away.

The psychology behind this phenomenon is pretty simple. Part of it relates to the concept of automaticity—actions you do without your conscious mind acknowledging it, often divorced from the passage of time. Endless scrolling is one of those things. The other part is that the human brain is hardwired to prioritize things that scare us as well as information related to survival, and bad news often fits into both of those categories. Combine those two elements of human nature with the intentionally addictive designs of our electronics, and that makes doomscrolling all but inevitable.

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Go to email sites like G-mail, Hotmail, Yahoo!. Then register.
Go to gmail.com and click make account

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rugrats, ankle-biters, cubbies, rascals, Munchkins, nose-miners, whipper snappers, tykes, spawn, larvae......

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no comment i think

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Typing an F in the chat of a video game stream is a way to (often jokingly) pay tribute to a dead character or some other unfortunate thing that's befallen the player. It originated in 2014's Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, where, in a scene at a friend's funeral, players on the PC are prompted to hit the F key to pay their respects. Lots of people thought the forced action during a memorial service was a bit cringy, so "press F to pay respects" started getting used sarcastically, and it spread from there.

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it means 2 be in fear of losin your boyfriend or gurl friend

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It usually means the cheapest and slowest way to ship such as parcel post.

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If you are refering to 'Facebook' then it is a social networking site used by many people to communicate and share their life's events/adventures with.

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go see your doctor! you could have a tumor or some other abnormal groth in your testicles. i am sorry if this has happened to you. life must suck for you and your partner if you even have one.

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WTF is Internat slang for "What the f***?"

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They're mostly acronyms (taking the first letter of each word in a phrase to form a word or abbreviation); it's a type of shorthand.

lol= laughing out loud

bff= best friends forever

cya= see ya

kk= ok ok/ ok cool

k= ok

y= why

4= for

2= too/to

gtg= got to go

hbu= how bout you

u= you

ttyl= talk to you later

l8tr=later

tho=though

cyl= call you later/ see you later

thx=thanks

np= no problem

brb= be right back

nvm= nevermind

rofl= rolling on floor laughing

rotfl= rolling on the floor laughing

smh= shaking my head

idc= I don't care

hm= how much

idk= I don't know

tyvm= thank you very much

gl= good luck

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Internet language. Dunno means for "I don't know" and lol means "laughing out loud".

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Acronym for 'shake my head' or 'shaking my head.' Usually used when someone finds something so stupid, no words can do it justice. Sometimes it's modified to 'smfh' or 'smmfh' by those that prefer profanity in their internet acronyms.

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You have your basic smiles like: :) :( ;) :D :P ;P I could list more if I had the time but here is a special one that only works on facebook (it makes a shark): (^^^)

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I would say computer slang (or text talk) is just to help us type fast, and have fun! here is a website with 'slang' words although many of these are rarely used. http://www.netlingo.com/acronyms.php/

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It means someone has a very low class style or in your popularity level your shy and prefer not to be showy with make up and your clothing kind of like a rebel or tomboy (for a girl) it means that your not the talkiest person in your "group" but find it easy to stay invisible

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it just means kisses....i almost always end my convos with xxx(: sometimes when the girl does this, it means she likes you and drops a hint...hope this helps!

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In online communication, the # sign indicates a "hashtag" which is mostly used in Twitter but its use is spreading to other sites due to the fact that it is understood among online participants. Basically it denotes the subject of the post in a shorthand fashion.

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English people are actually people from England so people from America would be called Americans!

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If you mean slang as in internet slang, then it means "Certified Old Fart".