Internet Slang

It means basically "What's going on." "Whats up," "What's happened recently," "What are doindoing," all in one question.

Putting a colon and a capital S ( :S ) is usually used to represent a skeptical or confused expression, similar to a smirk or raised eyebrow. It can also be used to express sarcasm or a sense of awkwardness in a text-based conversation.

The accepted method to changing from a newf*g to an Oldf*g is that you have to be able to "Triforce" which is being able to use Unicode to construct a Triforce and have it stay the same without changing when you post it. The reason behind this is because most newf*gs do not know how to use Unicode, so they usually try to copy and paste it, which distorts the Triforce, which will get you ultimately shunned or worse. This is what a successfully made Triforce looks like (- = [ALT 225]):

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This is how it looks if not built properly/copy and pasted:

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In cyber talk, "L" is a casual abbreviation often used to mean "Laugh" or "Laughing" as a response to finding something humorous. It is commonly used in online messaging and social media to express amusement or to indicate that something is funny.

"kthksbi" is an internet slang term that stands for "okay, thanks, bye." It is commonly used in informal online communication to quickly acknowledge a message and end the conversation.

MLF can stand for multiple things depending on the context. It could mean "Milk Lactic Fermentation" in relation to dairy products, "Missed Loan Fee" in finance, or "Machine Learning Framework" in technology. Can you provide more specific information for a clearer answer?

"Lu" can stand for various things depending on the context. Some possible meanings include "Land Use," "Loading Unit," "Luxembourg" (country code), or a nickname for the name "Lucy."

It is difficult to provide an exact number as it varies based on location and time period. However, chat rooms have been used in various investigations leading to arrests for crimes such as child sexual exploitation, grooming, and trafficking. Law enforcement agencies actively monitor chat rooms to identify potential criminals and prevent illegal activities.

Slang is commonly used by various groups such as teenagers, young adults, people in specific professions or industries, and certain cultural or social groups. It can vary depending on region, age, and social context.

Could refer to a woman in a job slot normally masculine, there it would be a sort of adjective, (Lipstick pilot) for example. It might have some other meaning. Possibly you are thinking of slip-stick, which was a slide rule and by extension perhaps a trombone which has a slide component, in and out.

"Fiy" is a slang term that stems from the word "fire" and is used to describe something as excellent, of high quality, or exciting. It is typically used to show approval or admiration for a person, object, or situation.

don't be sad or unhappy

Some idioms in the book "The Gods Are Not to Blame" include "cut off the head to cure the headache" and "a leopard cannot change its spots." These idioms are used to convey certain lessons or truths about human nature and destiny.

When a product says "backorder ships Aug 15," it means that the item is currently out of stock, but the next available shipment is expected to be sent out on August 15th. This indicates that customers can place orders for the product, but it won't be shipped until the specified date.

Sobbed is a verb that refers to crying or weeping noisily, often with audible inhalations. It conveys a deep emotional response, typically associated with sorrow or distress.

"WBYAA" typically stands for "When You Ask As A(n)" in online slang or messaging. It is used to respond when someone asks a question or seeks clarification.

People say "lol" as an abbreviation for "laugh out loud" to indicate that something is funny in online conversations or text messages. It is a common way to show amusement or to lighten the tone of a message.

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.

"NE" can be a short form for "neither" or "any." It is often used in informal communication to express a lack of preference or a negative response.

In slang, "NP" typically stands for "no problem" and is used to indicate that something was easily done or is not a bother.

"NWT" stands for "new with tags." It is commonly used in online marketplaces to indicate that an item being sold is brand new and still has its original tags attached.

ROFL Mao = Roll on floor laughing my ass off!

It means that something is retarted. This is from the urban dictionary.

Creepypasta as a genre emerged from online communities in the early 2000s, with no single inventor. It is characterized by user-generated horror stories shared and spread across the internet. The term "creepypasta" itself combines "creepy" with "copypasta," referring to copied and pasted text.

MTL is an abbreviation for "mouth to lung". It refers to a vaping style where the vapor is first drawn into the mouth and then inhaled into the lungs. This is different from "direct lung" (DL) vaping where the vapor is directly inhaled into the lungs.