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An acronym that stands for "It's All Good".
IAG: It's All Good
An acronym for "it's all good." Commonly used to make peace during a misunderstanding. Also applicable when accepting one's apology. And on occasion, used as sarcasm.
1. Ignorant Anatomical (ass) GuessA number pulled from "thin air or anatomicaly generated (pulled from ones ass)" for the purpose of screwing field personal or stimulating ones personal ego in order to overcome feelings of inadequacy.(Accuracy 0 to 1 percent) A rapid estimate based on a degree rather than any experience at all
iag stands for "in another game"
MJ-Authentication This is similar to the TCP/IP syn response during the setup phases of the 3-way handshake process. This response is specific to MJ-Authentication from the M party. ik and iag are of the mjml protocal standard
I ain't gonna answer
" I accidently give a fuck" usually caused by receiving some kind of rejection. Due to the high hopes of getting a certain response but their response falls short of expectation you feel slightly offended/rejected for a short duration. Nothing a funny YouTube/comment/food can't fix :)
"I ain't got a f**king clue."Used in written communication (typically email, SMS) to express uncertainty, confusion or bewilderment - often with an element of frustration. Typically this is a consequence of failure by a third party to provide sufficient information, or total disbelief at how someone could be so completely inept.
Acronym: Its All Gonna Be O K (okay).
I am grateful for
Its all good in da hood
An acronym standing for I Am Genuinely Laughing. Used to resolve disputes where a party may be accused of laughing sarcastically or just to affirm that one is genuinely laughing. Primarly used in non-face-to-face communication i.e. Texting
1)a) Villain from Shakespeare's Othello. b) anyone who conspires behind the backs of and manipulates others. 2) Jafar's parrot from Aladdin, voiced by Gilbert Godfried.
On the internet, the two magic gateway words to porn. Clicking a button or link that says "I agree" will let you enter a porn website under whatever conditions that you have "agreed" to (e.g. you are 18 or older). It is supposed to be a deterrent to prevent minors from accessing pornography, often using scary-sounding words like "attest" and "perjury". But, like in the example below, it's rarely effective.
A phrase first used on the United Kingdom's first televised election debate of 2010. It was widely used by the two other main party leaders to signify agreement with the leader of the Liberal Democrats (Nick Clegg) who became very popular after the debate because of his good manner and sensible policies.Can be used when asked for an opinion that you cannot give because of a lack of knowledge and interest on a subject. The majority of the time, this use will be non-nonsensical.