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Up Stick 

Up Stick by Jugsama August 30, 2021
A poker term invented by @PhilLaak in 2015 to describe being down on money from your highest value while gambling.
If you were up $8,000 and now you are only up $6,000, then you are 'upstuck' $2,000 even if you only entered the game with $4,000. This creates obvious psychological effects to how people play while gambling despite their actual buy in.
upstuck by MoonKil September 15, 2015
Verb; To change position or shift slightly in order to free your balls from the side of your leg.
"wait up, gimme a second to unstick."
"I have to unstick every couple of minutes in this heat; the humidity is turning my legs into duct tape."
unstick by JWAYNE May 22, 2006
Uptick was especially popularized during the Covid era and essentially means an increase in number of a particular statistic or measure. It is often accompanied or by a graph or visual representation of the reported increase. The media, in particular, seem to be fond of using this term.
During the second wave of the pandemic there was an uptick in the number Covid cases being reported.
Uptick by Jazzcat60 April 19, 2022

Unstickied 

To remove a thread status from being a "Sticky"
I was talking to veritableqndry and he said that this 'Thread should be closed. And unstickied.'

Twenty Stick-Seriously-Fracked-Up-Stick 

This is simply the year 2019.
When viewed from above, it does look like twenty stick-seriously-fracked-up-stick.
(From a video description of a drone's aerial video on YouTube)

Flight took place in the airspace over Nowell Ave. in Juneau AK. USA at 1:46pm PST on 02-21-19 (or, "2019 21 Feb." or even, "February 21, Twenty Stick-Seriously-Fracked-Up-Stick" if you prefer).

Weather conditions at flight time were mostly sunny, temperature was 18°F (-7.8°C), and winds measured with my "rotten garter snake poddy* yellow" portable "windometer" (as JD from JD Quad in the UK calls them even though those things are actually called, "anemometers") ;-) were from the NNW at 2.40ph (3.86kph) at the surface and aloft.