post this on insta reels

if you get this comment on tiktok, do not post your video on ig reels if you don’t want to get cooked

“post this on insta reels they’ll love it”

by wandamaximoffismilfhornyslut May 20, 2024

post this on ig reels

when somebody says this it basically means "put this on Instagram reels so I can disrespect the shit out of you and watch what happens" I am not sure how to put more than that really, but I think the example will help.

original poster : *posts a cringy ass video*
commenter : "post this on ig reels lil bro"

by blocktheurbandictionarist. June 6, 2024

If it reeks, it speaks

A maxim for leadership, integrity, and politics. It states that when a situation, policy or public figure "smells fishy" metaphorically due to lack of honesty or transparency, the truth is beginning to reveal itself. The "reek" (the intuitive detection of deception) eventually "speaks' (becomes undeniable public knowledge), through the inevitable collapse of the lie.

Example: The politician's shifting story revealed something sinister (reek). Like the old saying goes: If it reeks, it speaks and the truth came out in the inquiry.

by Siraat February 27, 2026

Captain Scroll Reels

I'm looking for a reel that's super smooth, bright, and looks amazing.

Captain Scroll Reels, Chase every clip that catches your eye,

by shailockbear November 8, 2025

2nd hand reels

When your roomate is scrolling through his For You, and you can’t help but laugh

Shii, I was just chilling in the room, and I couldn’t help but hear my roommate scrolling. His For You got me laughin’ too. Man’s got me on his 2nd hand reels.

by Diana Hole December 7, 2025

Pulling a Reese

Someone who ditches his OG friend group to play Overwatch or Marvel Rivals with his other 50+ friends.

Pablo: Wait where did Reese go? I thought we were gonna play Roblox together

Isabelle: He said went to go play overwatch with his duo or whatever

Pablo: sigh* he’s pulling a Reese

by holybanana December 22, 2025

Murphy's Law of Post-repair Reassembly

"A device that you're repairing will operate **absolutely perfectly** while you have it taken apart to work on it, but then when you get it all put back together and have all the cabinet-screws re-inserted, THAT'S when the device will decide not to work again."

To lessen the chance of getting "bitten" by Murphy's Law of Post-repair Reassembly, one should double-check everything on a refurbished device before putting it back together again.

by QuacksO March 7, 2019