"Too Long Don't Wanna Read" goes ahead of a long line of text. This should be used in the case you want to put the TLDR first and be grammatically correct. Used best for political discussions when you're trying to hook an audience that really doesn't care about your argument, but shouldn't be used for regular stories as there should be a mild-to-great disdain between you and the audience.
TL;DWR: No Karlson didn't cheat in the World Open, it was a really good move.
Over the weekend I saw that a lot of people were complaining about a move Magnus Karlson made.
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All in all it must be said that the Karlson is really good at chess.
Over the weekend I saw that a lot of people were complaining about a move Magnus Karlson made.
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All in all it must be said that the Karlson is really good at chess.
by Casokat November 23, 2021
It's a short form for 'Taklu Nibba'. 'Taklu' in Hindi means a bald guy. In India, bald guys are offended when they are addressed as Taklu. Hence, this term is used to politely draw their attention.
by dizzy_123 September 21, 2020
Literally, "Too long; playing ingress"
Said whenever a nerd makes a post that is too long and you are currently playing ingress.
Said whenever a nerd makes a post that is too long and you are currently playing ingress.
by peanutbutterjeallycookie November 17, 2013
by _Col. April 30, 2018
Sinead: “Maia I don’t think I can go any furthur, my legs are hurting!”
Maia: “Sinead, that’s TLS, Tired Leg Syndrome!”
Maia: “Sinead, that’s TLS, Tired Leg Syndrome!”
by tlsawareness123 August 22, 2018
by sos4778 June 13, 2022