I can’t

When someone is so done with something (a comment, a person, etc.) they can’t even finish a sentence.

“I want a salad, but just the lettuce part.”

“I can’t—”

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I Prevail

I prevail are a American metalcore band formed in Southfield, Michigan established in 2013. They were made famous for their Taylor Swift "blank space" cover with over 70 million views. Their debut EP "Heart Vs Mind" was released 2015 and their debut album "lifelines" 2016

"Yo you like I prevail?" "Yeah man they're beast"

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girl i-

a word you tell your best friend when you're either confused or shook. a bit of a sksksksk vibe. if you wanna look even more shook, type it in capitals.

person 1: finn wolfhard just posted a new photo, omg
person 2: GIRL I-

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i-Turd

An individual fiercely loyal to Apple products no matter how well they work or how much better any other product may be. They will go to any length to purchase the newest Apple product no matter what it's called. Put an "i" in front of anything and an i-Turd has to have it. About once a year they can be seen camping out in front of the Apple store, sipping Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks coffee, 24 hours before the release of the newest iteration of the i-Phone, i-Pod and/or i-Pad to purchase it.

Jeff: "Dude, why do you have that PC and that Droid? You have to get a Mac and an i-Phone. They're so much better!"

Brian: "I like these better."

Jeff: "I only buy apple products. They NEVER fail! I would buy a turd if Apple sold them!"

Brian: "You are an i-Turd!"

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i lol'd

The verb for the phrase lol. People, mainly on the internet, use it to say that they laughed at a particular thing.

Person 1: This picture is hilarious.
Person 2: (Looks at picture.) Wow, i lol'd.
Person 1: Who says that?
Person 2: lol.
Person 1: Argh, my spots just came back
Person 2: I lol'd at your face.

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I-pod

The way idiots and southerners write iPod.

i gotz muh i-pod n then i made luv on muh sistah lolz.

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aren't I

A contraction which is technically incorrect but is accepted, and therefore acceptable, within conversational English.

'Aren't I' may be formally wrong, but I only use fully formal English when writing an essay for class.

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