RHP rinsed definitions

"Oh dear."

Meaning: "Need I say more?"

@fmf said
"Oh dear."

Meaning: "Need I say more?"

WHOOSH!

when mere words are not enough
and the colors on the canvas are gray
use this vague and unassuming term
to indicate you've nothing to say

@rookie54 said
WHOOSH!

when mere words are not enough
and the colors on the canvas are gray
use this vague and unassuming term
to indicate you've nothing to say

@fmf said
"Get a room, will you?"

Some words one can post if they can't think of anything to contribute to a conversation two disliked posters have been having.

Example: "Oh dear, FMF and robbie carobbie, so boring. Why don't you two get a room?"

@suzianne said
You guys aren't embarrassed even one little bit by highlighting your agenda here so that everyone can show you how much they disagree with your redefining normal words into the doublespeak of your own mental constructions.

“Bang on target”

Both a “mixed metaphor” and an exclamation of a post or thread achieving its intended purpose.

NB: often evidenced by one group of likely targetees interrupting another group who are having fun on a particular thread at their expense.

@rookie54 said
WHOOSH!

when mere words are not enough
and the colors on the canvas are gray
use this vague and unassuming term
to indicate you've nothing to say

@rookie54 said
WHOOSH!

when mere words are not enough
and the colors on the canvas are gray
use this vague and unassuming term
to indicate you've nothing to say

"Campaign"

Mention of "a campaign" - purportedly being "waged" against the poster who mentions it - is often a symptom of paranoia message boardum, see also "self-gaslighting".

"Gosh"

Meaning: goodness gracious, good grief.

"Bingo"

More jocular than "I agree" and less trying-to-sound-cool than "What he said".

'Adieu'
I am leaving the site. Until I come back.
See also 'Time to hit the road.'

“Incel”, “moron”, “retard.”

Shavspeak for “were you home-schooled?”

@the-gravedigger said
'Adieu'
I am leaving the site. Until I come back.
See also 'Time to hit the road.'