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Well, a month passed, I have been busy and lazy. XD
Today, I drank a cup of coffee, and I thought I could stay up. Actually, I have stayed up for a period of time already. Because of work, I never went to bed before 12 a.m. for the last two weeks. Now is 3:22 a.m., why do I stay up so late now? It is not because of the coffee, but a journal.
Writing in English reminds me that I didn't update the blog for a while. Therefore, here I comes. Today's subject is "dork out." I learned it from my customer. It is a slang, you can't find it in the regular dictionary. You might get the meaning of "dork" but not "dork out."
"I'm dorking out."
According to the Urban Dictionary (a slang dictionary the language users wrote), the meaning of it is "to rock out in the most dorky way possible. To enjoy oneself without fear of looking like an idiot, despite the fact that one does look like an idioit."
In other words, I know I'm doing something silly, but I enjoy what I do now. It might be the perfect description for me at this moment. :P
Today, I drank a cup of coffee, and I thought I could stay up. Actually, I have stayed up for a period of time already. Because of work, I never went to bed before 12 a.m. for the last two weeks. Now is 3:22 a.m., why do I stay up so late now? It is not because of the coffee, but a journal.
Writing in English reminds me that I didn't update the blog for a while. Therefore, here I comes. Today's subject is "dork out." I learned it from my customer. It is a slang, you can't find it in the regular dictionary. You might get the meaning of "dork" but not "dork out."
"I'm dorking out."
According to the Urban Dictionary (a slang dictionary the language users wrote), the meaning of it is "to rock out in the most dorky way possible. To enjoy oneself without fear of looking like an idiot, despite the fact that one does look like an idioit."
In other words, I know I'm doing something silly, but I enjoy what I do now. It might be the perfect description for me at this moment. :P
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