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The latest network buzzwords in 2113

1. BBS: ① abbreviation of bulletin board system, which refers to bulletin board system system and is collectively referred to as forum in China. ② Boba, the abbreviation of Big-Breasted Sister.

2. Bambusa bambusa: moderator, or written as a board pig. Beautiful homophonic sound caused by pinyin input. The vice moderator is called "Banfu".

3. vest: registered members have registered other names, which are collectively referred to as vest, and the main ID is opposite to vest. Example: Qing Mei suggested that Bambusa should not speak with a vest when managing the edition.

4. Novice: It originally refers to people with low computer skills, but later it is widely used in real life, referring to people who are not very good at a certain field. The opposite is the old bird.

5. Prawn: The general leave of "Great Xia" refers to a senior Internet surfer with a long internet age, or a person who is particularly proficient in a certain aspect (such as computer technology or writing level), and generally gets such a name because of his good popularity and reputation.

6. Irrigation: It used to refer to posts published in forums with little reading value, but now it is customary to refer to most posts and replies as "irrigation" without derogatory meaning.

7. Pure water: irrigation without any substantial content, also known as steam.

8. sailor: a person who likes watering. The high-level ones are also called buckets, water ghosts and daffodils. When referring to a female irrigation madman, there is also a specific name: jellyfish.

9. Diving: People who stay in the forum every day, but don't post, just read posts and pay attention to the daily affairs of the forum.

11. Strike while the iron is hot: Write a post, generally referring to a post with a little weight.

11. Pat a brick: Post a post with a different view and understanding from others. Example: chivalrous friends should pay attention to their tone and attitude when patting bricks, otherwise they will easily turn into ginseng cocks.

12. Brush the screen: open a forum, and all the theme posts are posted by the same ID.

13. Sweeping the building: also called painting the wall, open a forum, and the last reply of all the topic posts is with the same ID.

14. Landlord: the person who posted the theme post.

15, Gai Lou: Back to the same theme post, the general fans prefer Gai Lou.

16. Upstairs: People who reply to the same topic post one step ahead of you, as opposed to "downstairs".

17. What floor: Except the landlord, all the people who reply to the post can be called "on the second floor" and "on the third floor" in turn ...

18. Sofa: SF, the first person to reply to the post. Later, the person who couldn't sit on the sofa claimed that he had sat on the "bed" or the "thigh" of the landlord ~

19. Chair: the second person to reply.

21. Bench: The third person to reply.

21. Floor: People who don't even have a bench to sit on.

22. Top: Once someone replies to a post in a general forum, it goes to the top of the topic list. The action of this reply is called "top", and the opposite of "top" is "sink".

23. Although the calling bow is super strong, it is usually used to express the worship of the theme post when replying to the post.

24. Sweat: It means shame and helplessness. Derived words are: sudden sweating, sweating, sweating death, waterfall sweating, pear blossom sweating in heavy rain, etc.

25, inverted: faint, indicating that you are surprised at a post, a person or a reality.

26. Cold: I feel cold all over about a post, a person or a phenomenon.

27. Mad: describe yourself as a person who can't stand the stimulation of someone's post and behaves abnormally, and is in a violent state.

28. Step on one foot: also known as kicking, leaving a paw print, etc., all mean to follow the post.

29. Passing by: I don't want to reply seriously, but I want to get the score or experience value of the reply. The opposite words are: top, silence, irrigation, speechless, drifting, passing by and so on. For example, in the chivalrous community, any behavior that replies only with words such as passing, topping, silence, watering, being speechless, drifting, passing by will be regarded as intentional watering.

31. Flash: Leave.

31. Anonymous bird: Invisible. "Hiding" means "hiding"; "LE" is a polyphonic word, and it should be pronounced "Le" at the end of the sentence. Some people like to misread "LIAO" and homonymize it as "bird".

32. Find a poster: The content of the poster sent by the landlord is particularly attractive, which makes most people dislike it, also known as finding a brick poster.

33. Martian posts: Old posts that have been turned over by countless people a long time ago are called Martians. Usually, the reply will say: the landlord should return to Mars soon, the earth is very dangerous. (from Zhou Xingxing's shaolin soccer)

34. Dinosaur: an ugly female netizen, with a derogatory meaning. In contrast, it is a "frog", which describes a male netizen who looks sorry.

35. Canine: the type that likes to chase girls in forums, especially like to pester them.

36. Wolf clan: They love beauty, but they are a little more decent than canines, and will not be entangled.

37. The saying of ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. Example: Qing Mei is going to eat.

38, ... ……ing: a usage of the continuous verb, which comes from English grammar. Example: Chivalrous friends are so supportive of "Swordsman Edition" and Chivalrous Community that they are moved by the green eyebrows.

39. Remnant thoughts: the meaning of pity is extended to "broken thoughts" and so on.

41, ××××××: content unsuitable for children.

41. Wang Dao means "authority and truth".

42. Black Wangcai: Wangcai is a dog in Tang Bohu's "Lighting Autumn Fragrance". The dog is a dog. Black dog is "silent". This code comes from Jinjiang.

43. Xiaobai: ① A nickname for Bai Lan refers to a person who makes much ado about nothing on the Internet. ② The abbreviation of "Little Idiot".

44. Xiaohe: blacklist.

45. Immerse in black: ID is registered in the blacklist.

46. Xiaoqiang: The cockroach in "Tang Bohu Dianchouxiang" generally refers to a person with particularly tenacious vitality.

47. FANS: transliteration of fans, a kind of people who are crazy about someone or something, also known as fans and sweet potatoes, or "fans" for short.

48. steamed stuffed bun: describes someone who is stupid or looks bad.

49. protein: Idiot+Idiot+Nervous.

51. Bai Gujing: white collar+backbone+elite.

51. Dried duck: garbage (from the series of Mai Mai). "Hanging preserved duck" in Cantonese slang means hanging one's neck to commit suicide.

52. Kuso: Japanese pronunciation of "dung". At first, it meant to teach Gamers how to play "bad game seriously", and then it was introduced to the mainland through Taiwan Province, and gradually evolved into the meaning of "spoof".

53. WIKI: Internet enthusiasts who like to use the hypertext technology like wiki.

54. Blog: a kind of online * * * enjoyment space, which allows people to show themselves on the Internet in the form of diaries. Blog made two women quickly popular: Muzimei and Sister Furong.

55. Hacker: Also known as hacker, refers to a person with special talents or skills in the computer field. Such people use their talents or skills, either to detect system vulnerabilities or to do things that violate morality or law.

56. honker: China network technology enthusiast with nationalist tendencies, as opposed to hackers.

57. punk: originated from "punk". Computer punks are now more and more equated with computer criminals.

58. Flash customers: People who use Flash software for animation. Many e-cards and MTV websites we see are masterpieces of flash customers.

59. Geek: also known as geek, geek refers to a person with superior computer skills.

61, donkey friends: generally refers to people who love to travel and often travel together. Example: A Fei went to Xinjiang with Song Feng Guqin and others only last year, and now he wants to recruit donkey friends to go to Hunan.

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PF: I admire you.

PP: please criticize and correct me;

very s: very roundabout.

RY: shemale, a popular word on the Internet, has multiple meanings such as praise and satire.

Many words have derived many meanings. Please master them according to the context and situation when using them.

BT: runny nose, abnormal condition and ferocity.

874: someone is 874, which translates as someone's father is angry, which means someone is extremely angry.

9494: Yes! Exactly!

th: local tyrant. ? Common words in the game?

js: profiteer. ? Common words in the game?

taxi: what a pity.

ft? Short for faint? : dizzy

Sigh: a sigh.

SPP: very vulgar.

Sick: people who lie about illness and take sick leave.

BWM: a woman with a long tongue. (big mouth woman)

asap (as soon as possible)

BTW (By The Way) By the way,

CU (See You) Goodbye

CUL (See You Later) Goodbye

DIIK (Damned If I Know). I really don't know

FYI (For You Information) is for reference only

IOW (In Other Word) in other words

IMHO (In My Humble Opinion) In my opinion

IC (I See). I understand that

OTOH (On The Other Hand) on the other hand

PEM (Privacy Enhanced Mail) confidential mail

Pita (pain in the rose) is deeply painful

RSN (Real Soon Now). Immediately

ROFL (rolling on the floor laughing) rolled on the ground with laughter

RTM (Read The Manual) reading manual

TIA (Thanks In Advance) first expressed gratitude

TLA (three letter companies). Three-letter abbreviation

TTUL (Talk To You Later) Let's talk about

U (You) you

UR (Your) your

VG (Very Good) is very good

WRT (With Respect To) about

5555 = crying, indicating sadness.

9494 = approval, which means "yes".

4242 =. Yes, yes, right.

7456 = Pisses me off, indicating extreme anger and irritation.

886 = Goodbye, which means goodbye.

88 = Goodbye, goodbye.

1314= for life.

847 = Don't be angry.

687 = Sorry.

918 = Come on.

995 = help me.

456 = it's me.

596 = I'm leaving.

GG= elder brother, elder brother.

MM= sister.

JJ= sister.

DD= younger brother.

PP= polysemous words, such as glance (look), polarizer (banknote), film (photo), mother-in-law, etc., depending on the specific context.

PL= beautiful.

ML= beautiful.

TMD= damn, swear words, use with caution.

NND= grandma's, dirty words, use with caution.

TNND= damn it, dirty words, use with caution.

SB= stupid × or don't pretend to understand, swear, and use it with caution.

SL= pervert.

NB= excellent.

JB = dirty words, use with caution.

PFPF= admire you.

B= swearing, use it with caution.

:) = reply, reply, answer.

d= lift, top.

UP= supported.

QL=QQ chat.

3x = Thank you.

BTW= by the way.

ID= the unique personal network identity mark that a netizen has when registering and logging on the website.

VIP= paid.

PP= polysemy,

PMP= flattery.

RPWT= personality problem.

BS= contempt.

bb = baby.

FB= corruption, which refers to multi-person eating gatherings.

KPM= Go to eat KFC, McDonald's and pizza.

BF = boyfriend.

GF= girlfriend.

JS= profiteer.

JJYY= twittering.

MPJ= apple polisher.

CM= smelly beauty.

BTW= by the way.

YY= polysemous words, obscenity, clothing, clothes.

YW= impotence.

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