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An inquiry as to when a certain coin's value will skyrocket "to the moon". Mainly used in cryptocurrency chat rooms by 3rd-world tweens, who ironically own zero crypto.
Telegram Bot: "Welcome to CoinX telegram channel"
Peasant: "When moon?"
3drealms says this as the release date for Duke Nukem Forever.
PLEASE STFU. DNF will come out When it's done!
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A meme that is popular on the internet. But nobody really knows why.
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Used before a descriptive past experience that targets typical teenagers and are sometimes relatable to. Inserting an adjective before "moment" specifies what type of moment it is.
1.) that moment when you can't feel your cell phone in your pocket.
2.) that awkward moment when your best friend gets yelled at and you're just standing there...
3.) that awesome moment when you get moved right next to your best friend in consequence of violating the classroom's rules.
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gen when, short for ‘genuinely when’ can be used in 2 ways;
1. in the instance where the joke ‘when… did I ask’ is overused and so one needs to clarify that they are seriously asking when something happened, and to for-warn that are not about to ‘when’ someone.
2. as a double bluff or extension of ‘when did I ask’
‘My class was so boring today’
‘Gen when?’
The full phrase is "When in Rome, do as the Roman's do." But it has become shortened so often, some people don't get it anymore. It's an analogy making use of the strict rule of the ancient Roman empire, and synonomous with "Going with the flow," or doing something because everyone else is doing it.
"Hey, thanks for coming to my party. Do you want a beer?" Said Joe.
"When in Rome," Bob exclaimed, as he poored beer into his cup.
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