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chronic cringe
when you've done something so cringe you can't stop replaying it in your head and it stops you from getting on with your every day life
Dan: bro why have you been staring into space for the last hour doing nothing?
Me: bro i have a chronic cringe from what happened earlier I can't concentrate
when you've done something so cringe you can't stop replaying it in your head and it stops you from getting on with your every day life
Dan: bro why have you been staring into space for the last hour doing nothing?
Me: bro i have a chronic cringe from what happened earlier I can't concentrate
Dan: bro why have you been staring into space for the last hour doing nothing?
Me: bro i have a CC from what happened earlier I can't concentrate
Me: bro i have a CC from what happened earlier I can't concentrate
Change Channels. Frequently used by unfriendly people in MMORPG MapleStory. MapleStory players say this so they can have a map or training spot for themselves. On private servers a GM (Game Master) will often be mentioned after asking someone to change channels, so the other will be afraid to get banned and change channels eventually.
1. in 1977, "carbon copy", for the pre-photocopier way of manually making copies of a letter
2. now, "courtesy copy"; either a 2nd copy of a letter or of an email sent to another recipient
Related to BCC Blind carbon/courtesy copy -- referring to extra copoes secretly sent to others.
2. now, "courtesy copy"; either a 2nd copy of a letter or of an email sent to another recipient
Related to BCC Blind carbon/courtesy copy -- referring to extra copoes secretly sent to others.
1. Remember those old triplicate forms when you made 2 carbon copies at the same time as an original?
2. When sending mass forwards of a funny joke or email, don't put everyone in the CC field, as that's risky for spam & viruses; use the BCC field for their emails & put your own in the TO:
2. When sending mass forwards of a funny joke or email, don't put everyone in the CC field, as that's risky for spam & viruses; use the BCC field for their emails & put your own in the TO:
CC by cyberpope67,BC,Canada November 3, 2010