A recent usage borne of the
internet. Exact source and date yet undetermined.
1. Used similar to the past tense "... acquired" after a noun-phrase. Usually with a comma separating.
2. Also used when listing completed acquisition tasks in a
set, as an alternative to saying "
Check!" Sometimes with a colon instead of a comma.
3. Used similarly to answer a question regarding an acquisition or success. Though often this question is hypophoric, replacing the comma in definition 1 with a question mark.
Always in a positive context, related to the achievement of some desired goal.