Twitter Stickers are another name for a bumper stickers. They both convey an opinion in a minimum of words.
Me: Omg - that's hilarious - look at that guy's bumper sticker.
Him: What does it say:
Me: It says, "How am I driving? How does a car really work?. How does a loving God allow such much pain."
Him: Well we certainly knows where he stands. Bumper stickers - the original twitter!
Me. They're twitter stickers
The queen of stan twitter who reigns supreme above all.
has superior music taste
a white twink
“omg hi bestie morticia”
“MORTICIA”
Morticia (stan twitter) definition: hot
the theory that if a person is making a dark joke, you say how it's racist, ableist, homophobic or whatever shit that they joked about.
well that tweet was using twitter theory.
The event where an individual tweets a lot in a very short space of time about a series of unimportant and seemingly unconnected topics.
(n.b. this occurs often as a result of either caffeine highs, drunk tweeting and extreme boredom/procrastination)
Person 1: hey, did you see twitter last night?
Person 2: No, why?
Person 1: Tom got drunk and had a bad case of twitter-vom last night, it was hilarious.
When a conversation is being carried on by two people via Twitter and a third person takes over the conversation without being invited into it.
Suzy: Gracie, I can't wait for Saturday night! It's going to be an epic night.
Gracie: I know, Suzy! I'm about to wet myself with excitement!
Debra: Hey Suzy, Saturday sounds like it's going to be too much fun! Where should I meet you guys?
Suzy: Uh Gracie? Did she just twitter-jack?
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FOLLOW @VALORANTCONTENT ON TWITTER LIKE A GAMER
The thing that is at the bottom of the "Urban Dictionary is written by you" panel on the home screen.
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