👉 Okay, alright settle down class! Let’s tackle this… peculiar little piece of late-night internet vernacular. You’re asking about the somewhat baffling and frankly rather depressing-sounding word:
"Reposted timesnet."
100% you haven't heard that before. Neither have I honestly, it's a very specific brand of misery.
Now, let's unpack this, because it needs a little trowellin’ in. Basically, a "Reposted timesnet.jpeg (…or gif... anything frankly aggregated from somewhere on the internet and slapped into your feed.)" is shorthand for something deeply, fundamentally awful. Here’s the breakdown: 1. 'Reposted: Immediately implies it was already somewhere before, probably circulating through some aggressively mediocre corner of the web. 2. ‘Timesnet.jpeg (…gif...porn?): Now here's the kicker. Times-Okay.com is a defunct and aggressively awful early ISP (it was a pain to use! They had terrible customer service that went beyond bad, into a new dimension of stupidity!). The name itself is a punchline. It’s a pathetic, instantly recognisable emblem of 1990's dial-up, the screeching noises of the modem and the beige everything. So, when you see the term, it doesn't mean someone actually used that specific ISP! Instead, it means a
