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Certainly sounds like it. If you experience any intrusive acronyms like adc, cs, ks, ffs, or smh, it's advised that you quarantine outside the home and take minimum of two "touch grass" per day until symptoms improve.
Water those?
The grass should be watered already, but depending on the severity and length of your condition you may need to apply supplemental dihydrogen monoxide.
No, that stuff is a killer!
You probably guessed I meant the acronyms… These look right:
“- adc: This stands for "attack damage carry". It refers to a role in a MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) game like League of Legends or Dota, where the player is responsible for dealing the most auto-attack damage to opponents.
cs: This stands for "creep score" or "minion kills". It refers to the number of non-player enemy units (called creeps or minions) that a player has killed in a MOBA game. Having a high cs is important for building up gold and items.
ks: This stands for "kill steal". It refers to when one player gets the final hit on an enemy champion that another player was trying to kill, thereby getting the kill credit.
ffs: This stands for "forfeit/give up/surrender". It's a common abbreviation used in multiplayer games when a team wants to concede defeat and end the match early.
smh: This stands for "shaking my head". It's an expression used to convey disappointment, disapproval, or exasperation about something.”