SamWatson at 21:44, July 23, 2016

2016-07-23T21:44:46Z

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2016-03-24T23:35:36Z

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During the olden days of Hackathon Hackers there existed a group by the name of HH Circle Jerk [https://www.facebook.com/groups/hhcirclejerk/] . HH Circle Jerk was created to highlight some of the comical aspects of computer science, computer engineering, and hackathon hackers before it devolved and CDT was born. The tag "/uj" comes from this. It means "un-jerk" or "under-jerk" , and is used to denote when a member is no longer circle jerking, but is serious. Conversely there is the "/j" tag which means "jerk" or "joke" and is used to clearly define when a member joking.

==Usage==

=== Un-jerk Example ===

1. /uj My fellow Twerquers I have this super dank hackathon going down and you all should come 

2. /uj When is there going to be another mod election? 

=== Jerk Example ===

1. /j I think PHP is the best language out there 

2. /j Country Roads is a terrible song 

 AND REMEMBER "/UJ" IS ONLY FOR BEING SERIOUS

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−	During the olden days of Hackathon Hackers there existed a group by the name of HH Circle Jerk [https://www.facebook.com/groups/hhcirclejerk/] . HH Circle Jerk was created to highlight some of the comical aspects of computer science, computer engineering, and hackathon hackers before it devolved and CDT was born. The tag "/uj" comes from this. It means "un-jerk" or "under-jerk" , and is used to denote when a member is no longer circle jerking, but is serious. Conversely there is the "/j" tag which means "jerk" or "joke" and is used to clearly define when a member joking.	+	During the olden days of Hackathon Hackers there existed a group by the name of HH Circle Jerk [https://www.facebook.com/groups/hhcirclejerk/] . HH Circle Jerk was created to highlight some of the comical aspects of computer science, computer engineering, and hackathon hackers before it devolved and CDT was born. The tag "/uj" comes from this. It means "un-jerk" or "under-jerk" , and is used to denote when a member is no longer circle jerking, but is serious. Conversely there is the "/j" tag which means "jerk" or "joke" and is used to clearly define when a member joking. Also, the "/bj" tag has recently skyrocketed in usage, meaning "blowjob" and indicating essentially a more intense form of /j. It also has the secondary use of replacing "/uj" in copypastas so as to avoid "/uj" abuse.


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"/Uj" - Revision history

SamWatson at 21:44, July 23, 2016

Doge: Created page with "During the olden days of Hackathon Hackers there existed a group by the name of HH Circle Jerk [https://www.facebook.com/groups/hhcirclejerk/] . HH Circle Jerk was created to..."