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S.o.s is one of the most dangerous gangs in broward county they often use š emoji when typing there known for āstepping on oppsā so you run into a sos member talk with respect .
Sos gang SOS is a distinctive Morse code sequence and not an abbreviation, but in popular usage it is associated with phrases such as "Save Our Souls"
Shit On a Shingle - slang for chipped beef on toast
We're having SOS for dinner
Use this expression when you're host of a party and in response to guests appreciation. It the same as saying "You're welcome! We should do this more often!"
John (Guest): Thank you for having us! We had a nice time at your party!
Adib (Host): I am here! So we have to...
Usually referred to when a place is popular, or when itās a good time to go out. If something is popping that day, use this term to emphasize how important it is to leave the house.
Hey, you have to come to the club, itās so out tonight.
Itās so out right now, itās like 75 degrees.
How English-speaking immigrant hears Swedish phrase āvarsĆ„godā (āyou are welcomeā, "please!")
- tuck saw me cat!
- war so good!
I really am. Iām trying not to lose my head,
Oh my god I am so pissed