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öpö
A swedish version of saying lol. If you jump the keys to the right one notch you will get "öpö" instead of "lol", which happens quite often if you write fast and don't look at the keyboard.
The simple reason to use "öpö" with purpose is because lol just plainly sucks.
The simple reason to use "öpö" with purpose is because lol just plainly sucks.
öpö by killmyheart May 25, 2006
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OpO
An acronym for 'Official pimpin' Originization'.
Used when joking about serious topics. Also used when there's an inside joke.
Usually at the end of a sentence that means no harm.
Can be used as an expression. Such as when one uses smiley faces.
Not to be taken seriously.
Used when joking about serious topics. Also used when there's an inside joke.
Usually at the end of a sentence that means no harm.
Can be used as an expression. Such as when one uses smiley faces.
Not to be taken seriously.
OPO
'OPO'- an acronym for 'other peoples opinion'.
It's a covert little criticism or remark that people imply to suggest that you might not be doing something right or saying something that they don't agree with. Rude people like to cause discomfort and humiliation by commenting on your behaviour, what you're wearing or how you choose to live your life. They do this to make you feel small especially in a group setting. People with courage might retaliate by saying "Did I even ask for your opinion?" but many tend to disagree in their minds and not have the courage to answer back which often leads to low self-esteem and loss of confidence in your abilities and most importantly yourself. The victim will often say who cares about 'other peoples opinion' but deep inside it affects them. Many do go on to change their behaviour to please or impress in order to fit in. People are never impressed or satisfied with you, so quit trying and live your life how you see fit and F*** what they say.
We tend to give them more weight than they deserve.
It's a covert little criticism or remark that people imply to suggest that you might not be doing something right or saying something that they don't agree with. Rude people like to cause discomfort and humiliation by commenting on your behaviour, what you're wearing or how you choose to live your life. They do this to make you feel small especially in a group setting. People with courage might retaliate by saying "Did I even ask for your opinion?" but many tend to disagree in their minds and not have the courage to answer back which often leads to low self-esteem and loss of confidence in your abilities and most importantly yourself. The victim will often say who cares about 'other peoples opinion' but deep inside it affects them. Many do go on to change their behaviour to please or impress in order to fit in. People are never impressed or satisfied with you, so quit trying and live your life how you see fit and F*** what they say.
We tend to give them more weight than they deserve.
People don't live your life, you can only live it for yourself. And for that, you must stop listening to others' inflated belief wonderland. Stop listening to other people's opinions (OPO) and share your visions and goals with people alike who have mutual interests and stop giving rude and opinionated people your valuable time and attention. There's no greater satisfaction than becoming invincible in your character.
OPO by interpretive rapper December 29, 2017
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