This is a short way to say "Google it, you idiot." It is a very rude way to tell someone to find the answer themselves.
This is a short way to say "Google it, you idiot." It is a very rude way to tell someone to find the answer themselves.
"Does anyone know where the hidden item in this game is?" "ggrks (Google it, you idiot)."
When I asked a basic question on the online forum, the only reply I got was a single 'ggrks'.
Instead of saying things like 'ggrks' to newcomers, you should gently encourage them to try searching for it themselves first.
I'm scared I'll be told 'ggrks' if I don't search for it myself before asking a question.
"What does 'ggrks' mean?" "That's a prime example of something you should ggrks (Google)."
This phrase is very rude. It tells someone to use Google. It also calls them 'trash' or 'scum'. It means the person thinks you are lazy. It is like saying, 'Google it, idiot.'
This is different from 'kwsk'. 'kwsk' means 'tell me more details'. You use 'ggrks' to stop a conversation. You use 'kwsk' to ask for more talk. 'ggrks' means the question is not good. 'kwsk' means the topic is very good.
Don't use this when you talk to people. It is only for online writing. Using it when speaking is very rude. It also sounds old-fashioned now.
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