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damn a$s rich 

Exceptionally well-off, and able to afford many different bling-based items at will. (Often spelled this way in order to avoid work/office email filters.)
Friend #1: When that real estate market goes up all those foreclosed properties I just bought are going to make me so rich. Damn a$s rich!

Friend #2: When is the real estate market ever going to go up again, exactly? Good luck with that.
damn a$s rich by Land Snark July 28, 2010

dank cop 

A community on the Instagram social media app centered around racism, homophobia, transphobia, Islamophobia, Christianpophobia, and every single fucking phobia you can think of, seriously these guys hate everyone.
"Hey do you follow dank cop on Instagram"
"hell yeah I do my fellow racist"
dank cop by Letsplay8ballpool February 25, 2021

Carew Tower 

Actually, the closest inspiration for the Empire State Building was the Rand Building in Buffalo, both of which were designed by the architectural firm Shreve, Lamb & Harmon. The Carew Tower was designed by Walter W. Ahlschlager. Plus, the Empire State Building is also brown; it is clad in the same Indiana limestone that the Carew Tower is.
I wish that I were big enough to use the Carew Tower as a dildo.
Carew Tower by Midwestrn Soldier March 28, 2005

Argumentum ad Te

A fallacy distinct from ad hominem—not directly attacking the person, but using their own position or response as supposedly proving the opposing point. "You are proving the point of this post" is the classic form. The move claims that the very fact someone is arguing, or how they're arguing, demonstrates the truth of what they're opposing. It's a meta-fallacy that turns engagement itself into evidence against you. Unlike ad hominem (which attacks character), Argumentum ad Te attacks your relationship to the argument—your response becomes proof that you're wrong. It's a rhetorical trap: if you respond, you prove their point; if you don't, you also prove their point.
"I critiqued a political post. Response: 'Your angry response just proves the post right!' That's Argumentum ad Te—using my engagement as evidence against me. Not addressing my points, just claiming my response proves theirs. It's a conversation-ender dressed as insight. The only winning move is not to play, but they count that as proof too."

Purple Plate 

Purple Plate is a forced meme related to the Kirk Franklin 'How I Feel Being On X' meme, which is about sharking fake Nichetok meme trends as if they're real to feign superiority over others for being more attuned to the modern meme trends. The meme was popularized on TikTok in mid-September 2025 by TikToker @joey1025100, inspiring further memes that attempt to gaslight people into believing the meme is bigger than it really is.
My classmates on dudeman while im on purple plate🥀💔✌️

ESSGEPEE 

The word "ESSGEPEE" was created on May 29th, 2025, By entrepreneur Christopher V. Saffold for his first official LLC.
This word is defined as, "To see opportunity in something, and want to take part creatively and expand it in a business
or entrepreneurship manner." Essgepee can also be a feeling or emotion. The word was created as a fancy way to market and combine the letters "S" "G" "P" which is a double-sided coin in the brand name of the company. Pronounced "ESS-JAA-PEA". The SGP stands for "Situational Glass Perspectives".
PERSON A: Hey friend I have this idea to make some money!
PERSON B: Nice Man! I feel this could be essgepee, we'll be rich!
ESSGEPEE by NoNeed4Talkin_ May 29, 2025
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