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A rare running gag on Twitter/X where someone replies to much on a tweet/post. It mostly occurs in the object show Twitter/X community.
Spam-replying is annoying.
When one use's time to his advantage and waits for the perfect time to reply in a group text.
Me: witty comeback
Weezy: Why you always just situationally reply...it's bulls**t bro!
A trap used on social media to lure people into replying to the post. Usually stating that something has happened to the person posting, but does not state what. This causes curious readers to ask what happened to him/her. These statement are usually exaggerated and are used as a cry for attention.
Person 1: This girl just posted "UGH THE WORST THING JUST HAPPENED I HATE MY LIFE!" on Facebook
Person 2: Such a reply trap
Refers to a comparably-humorous but non-verbal version of three consonants and a dozen vowels, and involves using your forefingers or thumbs to manually "peel up" your eyelids and then groggily waggling your head to indicate to the person who requested your assistance that you're so weary that you can't even keep your eyelids open.
Sometimes when I ask my ordinarily-very-supportive sister about helping me with some task that admittedly I **could** perform all by myself but which would be a lot easier and/or more pleasant to accomplish with an assistant, she gives me the "eyelids-lift reply" to indicate that she feels really exhausted on that particular occasion. and so I respectfully "let it go" for the time-being, and then either wheezingly struggle though said arduous/disagreeable undertaking on my own, or wait till maybe the next day to ask my sister again if she could help me complete it.
to tell/text someone (preferable on youtube or in a conversation) that you alredy know my answer so, yea "post my reply"
some guy: dude haily and jeff are at the lovers arcade together, there dateing? averege joe: dude "post my reply" seriously. -_-
Someone regardless of actual gender who misappropriates the term "reply guy" to otherwise respectful social media comments and unjustly makes someone out to be a douche-nozzle when they were really just partaking in a discussion prompted by the "Reply Gal". Reply Gals are hypocritical in the fact that they blame others for replying to a comment and instead of blocking a person they don't want to converse with make it a point to ridicule them through a reply of their own and applying other made up mockeries such as calling them "sea-lions" or "JAQass", using a response of genuine confusion as justification to further their cyber-bullying and take out misplaced anger on some innocent netizen instead of actual douche-nozzles.
I'm sorry if you're upset, but my friend's comment was not a personal attack, just a political question based on your political post so why are you being such a Reply Gal towards him?