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by Big Jake Daddy February 8, 2023
opposite of a gold digger.
by you’ll never find me July 23, 2022
Similar to NPC Energy, but the polar opposite. When you dont let someone ignore you so you keep blowing them up on the regular, regardless of being left on read/unseen.
Person 1: Wheres Travis?
Person 2: Idk, did he answer you earlier He's probably polishing that massive forehead of his?
Person 1: Negative he left me on read, so I messaged him and called him in 15 minute intervals. Brought the Quest Giver Energy real strong today... You think his forehead can block cell reception?
Person 2: Idk, did he answer you earlier He's probably polishing that massive forehead of his?
Person 1: Negative he left me on read, so I messaged him and called him in 15 minute intervals. Brought the Quest Giver Energy real strong today... You think his forehead can block cell reception?
by Saucey XIII June 29, 2020
Similar to NPC Energy, but the polar opposite, When you dont let someone ignore you so you keep blowing them up on the regular, regardless of being left on read/unseen regardless of importance of the subject needing to be discussed. Much like a Quest Giver in a Video Game/RPG. Bonus points when its is something extremely tedious.
Person 1: Wheres Travis?
Person 2: Idk, did he answer you earlier Maybe hes just polishing that massive forehead of his? A cranium like that could take some time...
Person 1: Negative he left me on read, so I brought the Quest Giver Energy up to over 9000, I messaged him and called him in 15 minute intervals. Maybe his forehead can block a cell signal?
Person 2: Idk, did he answer you earlier Maybe hes just polishing that massive forehead of his? A cranium like that could take some time...
Person 1: Negative he left me on read, so I brought the Quest Giver Energy up to over 9000, I messaged him and called him in 15 minute intervals. Maybe his forehead can block a cell signal?
by Saucey XIII June 29, 2020
by Wife haver123 January 14, 2022
A person who keeps close track of giving and/or receiving. If they give you something, then you automatically owe them something of equal or greater value. If you give them something, then they feel obligated to return the gesture. "Scorecard givers" don't understand that you aren't supposed to "keep score" of giving! See asshole.
I bought him lunch yesterday, so today he was obsessed with buying me lunch. What a scorecard giver!
by freezulu April 25, 2007