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i should write this out better at some point, but itās interesting to me the phrases that i/friends have started abbreviating on analogy to idk. theyāre almost all head verbs:
idk = i donāt know
idc = i donāt care
idt = i donāt think
idr = i donāt remember
(but idrk = i donāt really know)
(idt iāve ever seenĀ āidrrā tho)
(haha u see what i did there)
(it was not deliberate, thatās just how i talk now)
idw = i donāt want
optional adverbs:
r = really
can go before or after the d
idrk = i donāt really know = iām relatively sure but not 100%
irdk = i really donāt know = i have no idea whatsoever
e = even
only goes after the d
(whizbang, sorry not sorry itās twenty of midnight and i havenāt slept more than 5 or 6 hours in days because #ConventionLyfe)
idec = i donāt even care
ā¦thereās probably more i should say about this but my brain is already sleeping, so.
this is what we call āwinning at yarn chickenā
(h/t @somehowunbroken for the term āyarn chickenā omg)