6 definitions by dots4dickn
People who have paid for verification on Twitter and have a blue checkmark next to their name.
After Elon Musk acquired Twitter in October 2022, the blue checkmark lost its former status. This check was once restricted to politicians, journalists, 'official accounts', and other celebrities. After this distinction was dropped, people self-selected into buying verification who were often right wing Musk supporters.
Thus 'blue checks' is often used in context of a discussion to mean terminally online right wing accounts.
After Elon Musk acquired Twitter in October 2022, the blue checkmark lost its former status. This check was once restricted to politicians, journalists, 'official accounts', and other celebrities. After this distinction was dropped, people self-selected into buying verification who were often right wing Musk supporters.
Thus 'blue checks' is often used in context of a discussion to mean terminally online right wing accounts.
"Did you see that celebrity quit Twitter?"
"Yeah, they got ratioed by the blue checks and harassed at all hours"
"Yeah, they got ratioed by the blue checks and harassed at all hours"
by dots4dickn May 24, 2023
1: You must be getting a great deal on this apartment, right?
2: Actually my boyfriend is a rent cuck so we're spending nearly $500 more than our next door neighbors.
2: Actually my boyfriend is a rent cuck so we're spending nearly $500 more than our next door neighbors.
by dots4dickn June 30, 2023
A baby created as a result of the 2020 coronavirus outbreak, where people isolated together indoors with nothing better to do than "work from home" and hoard toilet paper.
"Did you know they just had a corona baby?"
"Being shut in together for 2 months will do that"
"At least the corona baby has a lifetime supply of TP"
"Being shut in together for 2 months will do that"
"At least the corona baby has a lifetime supply of TP"
by dots4dickn March 14, 2020
In crypto or stocks, FUD farming is a complex market manipulation technique where groups of coordinated social media accounts are 'farmed' (ie. built up with distinct personalities and content) by a single party with a vested interest, and then simultaneously or progressively move to cast FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) on an asset, thus giving the outsider impression of group consensus while none exists.
Why is everyone in this subreddit suddenly skeptical about $BLOWCOIN?
These accounts are all run by one person. FUD farming.
These accounts are all run by one person. FUD farming.
by dots4dickn November 9, 2021
A "Home Boomer". A person who insists that "hooms (homes) only go up" in value and deny the possibility of the real estate market being overvalued and unsustainable. Often times, hoomers are real estate agents or people who bought in to the market at the peak and have a vested interest in continuing to pump up the real estate bubble.
"Did you buy a home yet? I just bought a $900k 2 bedroom townhouse. It was worth it because I can sell it for $2m in 3 years. Zillow says so."
"No, I'm priced out, hoomer."
"No, I'm priced out, hoomer."
by dots4dickn February 2, 2022
A Return to Office Cuck. An individual who enthusiastically obeys their company's return to office mandate, hoping for personal benefit despite difficult personal life decisions, while getting no work done and being a general brown noser. Contrast to RTO Chad, who never shows up to the office, gets work done, and nobody complains about his attendance (except of course, the RTO Cuck)
1: Hey, why's Johnson in the office? Doesn't he live 60 miles away? He doesn't even need to be in today.
2. He's an RTO Cuck.
2. He's an RTO Cuck.
by dots4dickn July 6, 2023