npnp

Originated from the use of 'np' (no problem), but that just wasn't enough. Some people translate it into 'No Problem No problem'. However, it is a word in itself and was created by Mark and James. It is used after making a point, after owning someone, to act cool and many other uses. It usually deserves its own message and line. Also, prunounced "en pee en pee" and can be used just as often verbally.

1. Mark: tbh
Mark: Just ran over an old woman
Mark: npnp
James: npnp

2. James: That homework was easy, pic of wife
Mark: npnp?
James: npnp

3. *anything was said*
Mark: Ah, npnp

4. James: Just got HoM, Stood at brit bank all:
James: "npnp"

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tbh

Starts a point. Is short for "Tee bee heich". Can never be over used.

Mark: tbh
Mark: 1 hit kill
Mark: Npnp

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