5 definitions by Bezakos
Gong is used to show that you're part of the Gonglan.
As a member, a gongler, should always use the phrase "on gong" when expressing agreement.
As a member, a gongler, should always use the phrase "on gong" when expressing agreement.
by Bezakos September 1, 2023
Ratio is said when a reply gets more likes than the original tweet. But it's also used when someone is making fun of someone as a joke or otherwise. People tend to use extra words separated with "+" to make it sound funnier or more offensive.
e.g.
*Tweet: National Women's Day is meaningless. (100 likes)
Reply: Misogynistic people like you shouldn't exist. (1000 likes)
Another reply: Ratio (200 likes)
Arguement (Joking manner)
Person 1: I suck at this game bruh
Person 2: Yeah you're ass
Person 3: Ratio + cope
e.g.
*Tweet: National Women's Day is meaningless. (100 likes)
Reply: Misogynistic people like you shouldn't exist. (1000 likes)
Another reply: Ratio (200 likes)
Arguement (Joking manner)
Person 1: I suck at this game bruh
Person 2: Yeah you're ass
Person 3: Ratio + cope
by Bezakos March 11, 2022
When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
That's the name of one of the most successful albums in the past decade made by Billie Eilish and produced by Finneas, her brother.
Billie wrote the specific sentence, which was inspired from her endless night terrors that she gets oftentimes when she sleeps. The whole album actually has references to her night terrors, in every song.
What do you want from me?
Why don't you run from me?
When we all fall asleep,
Where do we go?
(Snippet from "bury a friend")
That's the name of one of the most successful albums in the past decade made by Billie Eilish and produced by Finneas, her brother.
Billie wrote the specific sentence, which was inspired from her endless night terrors that she gets oftentimes when she sleeps. The whole album actually has references to her night terrors, in every song.
What do you want from me?
Why don't you run from me?
When we all fall asleep,
Where do we go?
(Snippet from "bury a friend")
WWAFA, WDWG? is not usually used in a sentence, but I've seen people asking what it meant so I thought this is the right place to do so.
by Bezakos March 11, 2022
The acronym fyi stands for "for your information".
Its use is to inform someone about anything and placing the acronym as a starter to a sentence or to end it.
e.g. Fyi, I'm not gonna make it tonight, sorry.
Hey, fyi, I don't want to watch this movie.
I don't think that we're gonna be there on time, fyi.
The use of it is not strict and you can form variations on how fyi will be used in a sentence. As long as its meaning doesn't change.
Its use is to inform someone about anything and placing the acronym as a starter to a sentence or to end it.
e.g. Fyi, I'm not gonna make it tonight, sorry.
Hey, fyi, I don't want to watch this movie.
I don't think that we're gonna be there on time, fyi.
The use of it is not strict and you can form variations on how fyi will be used in a sentence. As long as its meaning doesn't change.
by Bezakos March 7, 2022
The acronym iirc stands for "If I remember correctly".
It's use is pretty simple. You can use it at any point in a sentence, as long as it's meaning doesn't change.
It's use is pretty simple. You can use it at any point in a sentence, as long as it's meaning doesn't change.
iirc, you were supposed to drive me home.
I don't know if you even told me. Iirc, you never said it's your birthday.
I think his name Simon, iirc.
I don't know if you even told me. Iirc, you never said it's your birthday.
I think his name Simon, iirc.
by Bezakos February 21, 2023