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Definition:
The term "SPX," pronounced "Spex", is a slang word that has become quite popular online due to its humorous and risqué connotations. It means "Self-Promising" in English, and while the exact origins are unclear, many sources attribute this term to the internet's early days. Examples: 1. "She looked at him with that SPX look on her face." - This is a sarcastic way of saying "She thinks you're self-promoting." 2. "It was so SPX, I couldn't help but laugh out loud when she said it." - This is an exaggerated version of the original phrase, suggesting the speaker was amused by the unexpected and surprising response. 3. "SPX made everyone's day a little bit brighter because they're now laughing at their own stupid jokes." - This is an ironic comment on the internet's ability to spread misinformation and make people laugh in interesting ways. Eggy or Unsettling Example: "I've met SPX, and she's like, 'Yeah, I don't understand this nonsense. How come it always works out for me?'" - The speaker is surprised by the person's response as they have never encountered someone who would say something similar about themselves in such a humorous way.
