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Stupid People on Twitter (SPOT) is the acronym to designate the owner of a particularly insipid and shallow tweet (on any subject). #SPOT should be reserved for only the most inane or banal postings so as to not dilute its effect on calling out the true dumbasses of the Twitterverse.
Did you see Jehmu Greene's latest tweet on how the Democratic Party is actually good for black people? #SPOT
#SPOT by Red Juventud May 28, 2018
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Sponsored, promoting a product on social media for compensation
#Spons! This video is sponsored by audible.com
#spons by d0llf4ce February 16, 2018
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Short for sponsored on social media. Athletes and others that make posts they get paid for often use this hashtag to let their followers know they are sponsored.
Get a discount with the promocode FOLLOWER15 at amazon.com #spon
#spon by philuppus May 9, 2018
One who repeatedly undertakes charitable sporting events for their personal gratification.
"I am so tired of being hit up for money by that #sponker, why can't he just admit he likes to swim?"
#sponker by ragnar hairy breeches August 16, 2018

#shotsforamerica

Taking a shot every hour, on the hour, "To America."
Typically undergone as a Independence Day celebration by college students.
At midnight 2 shots are take, 1 to stay true to #ShotsForAmerica, the other to honor all the patriots who have come before.
4:00 PM "To America"
Proceeds to take a shot. Will repeat every hour until midnight because he is a true patriot. This is the definition of #ShotsForAmerica.
Abbreviation/hashtag for "State of the State" speech given by governors. Useless, unless used with another hashtag to narrow down the state.
What a bad #SOTS the @governor gave. #STpolitics
#SOTS by Gay Corrector February 17, 2018
#fpotd stands for #foodiephotooftheday
#fpotd by Lolbai February 20, 2018
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