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The (situation of, in or at) in a social greeting setting where others look around for subtle social acceptance or basic kinesic acknowledgement.
They locked eyes in message point long enough for her to smile and for him to feel the bomb go off in his chest.
the saturation point(s) for bit characters and other supporting story elements (in the development of a narrative body, shared universe, or microgenre) at which those characters or story elements can support the weight of their own separate (if parallel) narratives
Superman's pal, Jimmy Olsen, hit his olsen point when, due to the popularity of actor Jack Larson's portrayal of Jimmy, the character was given his own regular title in the lead role.
You wish that person was dead immediately. Like just collapse to the floor in front of you.
It is usually used as a gesture of hate towards someone, could also be used to say “fuck you” so tell ur dumbass kids to stop pointing it to their friends as it is disrespectful as fuck
*Jack had point a gun at vic*
Vic: Dude what the fuck do u think ur doing
Jack: Yea i wish u were dead fuck u vic u cheated with my wife
Action or service made to someone in order to feel more appreciated.
Even though I was exhausted and run down, I was making points with you by finishing your "Honey-Do" list.
Points a sad excuse of a man gains when they lie about Ines Helen UNPROVOKED
“Ines and I chilled in Spain, she’s cool and all but in bed, she’s wild” aka simp points
Points Randomly Passed out by BObo D. HObo
example:
<BObo>ow, that was nice, have a leet point!
A neighborhood in South Philadelphia. Generally, the boundaries are from Washington Av on the North, 17-18th streets on the East, and Mifflin on the southern edge. Some consider it down to Snyder Ave on the southern end. It was historically Irish/Italian, but became majority black by the 60s, and was an extremely rough, dangerous place from the 70s on. The last decade or so has seen gentrification and new construction, which has improved the area. It still has another decade or so before one would consider Point Breeze a safe neighborhood. Point Breeze is a tough hood, but the residents are proud to be from there and everyone has grit and heart.
They just built some more condos in Point Breeze, I heard that area is “up and coming”.
Sure, rents are cheaper than the surrounding neighborhoods, but you pay the price of safety instead. Two of my roommates have been robbed walking home.