Sarcasm Mark

Putting the tilde (~) after a statement where tone in unavailable (generally online), to indicate sarcasm. Lifted from: liloia.com/archives/000211.php

Thanks, that posting about how you got a raise made me feel much better about my dead-end job~ <--- sarcasm mark indicates "speaker" (poster) being sarcastic

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Mr. Rogers

v. To exchange functional footwear with more office-appropriate footwear, either carried on the person or stored at work. More commonly practiced by women (changing from sneakers to heels), but men are not excluded.

"Man, those shoes don't match the rest of her outfit at all."
"Eh, she'll probably Mr. Rogers at the office."

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