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sorry caps 

By default this phrase is meant to be used in a nice way, as an excuse for unintentionally writing a whole sentence with Caps Lock on any chat. The person hits enter , without checking the written and notices that only after. Then he turns Caps Lock off and excuses for his ignorance.

Lately this excuse has been over-taken by retards and used right after the sentence, neglecting the ability to correct the sentence (delete and rewrite it). In many cases this 'excuse' is in caps also.
Marowit: SO YOU GOT A NEW CELL, I UNDERSTAND?
Marowit: sorry caps :/

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xXx~|Sephiroxxoroorz|~xXx: HOW DO I USE IT I DONT UNDERSTAND, HALP ME PLX!!! SORRY CAPS!!!1
sorry caps by Marowit August 3, 2007
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sorry caps 

can also be said "sry caps", this is said after sending someone a message all in capitals by accident because you didnt know the caps lock was on. this happens frequently in instant messenger conversations.
bob123: SO DUDE I GOT A NEW SHIRT FOR WORK TODAY
bob123: sorry caps
sorry caps by yaah September 10, 2005

Sorry for caps 

Something someone says after typing a sentence in Caps Lock.
I SAID CAN WE GET SOME GRAPES. Sorry for caps
Sorry for caps by C0OCHIE MAN November 13, 2020

sorrycasm 

The act of sarcastically apologizing, to intentionally irritate someone.
I'd really love to apologize but it would only be sorrycasm.
sorrycasm by BlankOcean May 15, 2017
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