Naomi
@afrochicks
here are some words/phrases i have noticed and learned since joining farcaster: farmers zero sum many such cases slop ok banger client sufficient decentralised permissionless skill issue what else am i missing, what other phrases are part of the farcaster culture?
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Jason
@jachian
Bullish/bearish Kek Doing numbers Lindy Aped
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Naomi
@afrochicks
ok so ionly know what bullish and bearish and aped are from 2022 crypto twitter but no idea what or kek, lindy is 🤔 also not 100% sure on what doing numbers means i assume it means like going viral but i could be wrong haha
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Jason
@jachian
Kek originated (I believe) from World of Warcraft and it was the horde translation for lol Doing numbers I usually see in context of a coin/chart sometimes in place for mooning Lindy = timeless. Often see it used when talking about a style or aesthetic
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Naomi
@afrochicks
so interesting hearing the origin stories hahaa this is actually so helpful!! thankyou for explaining 🙌🏾 so instead of saying lol you just say kek
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Jason
@jachian
Yes sometimes. Not all the time, but it slips into my online vocab sometimes
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Steve
@sdv.eth
Some added context: keke / kekeke is the equivalent of haha / hahaha in Korean, of which was a dominant region in competitive StarCraft and other Blizzard games. It was not uncommon for players to say kekeke in Warcraft 3 when they’d steamroll their opponents in a decisive fight. One less popular phrase that originated from that era of 2000s gaming was gosu, which was meant to describe someone who was OP / overpowered or just extremely good at the game https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gosu
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