Interjection. Used when a person helpfully translates an acronym, allowing everyone in the room to understand their internet jargon. Named after Emil Sinclair, from the novel Demian, who was then adapted into a character in the Korean videogame Limbus Company, and often translates Ryōshu's (from Hell Screen) acronym speak.
+: wn gng sys he nt gna hop n th gm bc he "employed" r u fr rn brh ts pmo sm lk u r nt shkp gng, sybau brh lk osrs ts mk me md af w u
-: ... I think he's trying to say "when gang says he (is) not gonna hop in the game because he (is) "employed", are you for real right now brother, this shit pisses me off, like, you are not shakespeare gang, shut your bitch-ass mouth brother like, on some real shit, this shit makes me mad as fuck with you"
×: Thanks Sinclair
-: ... I think he's trying to say "when gang says he (is) not gonna hop in the game because he (is) "employed", are you for real right now brother, this shit pisses me off, like, you are not shakespeare gang, shut your bitch-ass mouth brother like, on some real shit, this shit makes me mad as fuck with you"
×: Thanks Sinclair
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