What does the network language "sofa" mean?

SOFA transliteration, which is commonly used on the Internet, comes from the English word "sofa", and is often used in the first quick reply post published by blogs, indicating that it is fast and responsive, and takes the lead in occupying the position of 1.

"Grab the sofa" is an independent verb. Get caught on the sofa first, and then call your friends comfortably. The act of grabbing the first floor is called "I am sitting on the sofa" or "sitting on the sofa" for short. The second floor is the "bench" and the third floor is the "floor".

Source of terrier:

The sofa comes from mop, and the forum has a function: you can view the posts you have sent, so sometimes some people will reply later when they see some long and interesting posts or posts with "potential" (there will be long and interesting replies, but few replies), so it will be easy to find this again in the future.

Of course, there is always something to say when posting. At first, it means "posting marks". Later, I met a long post, which means "move a sofa and watch it slowly" or "move a sofa and sit and watch the play". At that time, the wave of "grabbing buildings" happened in mop. At first, it was to rob a hundred floors and so on. When robbing a building, you can also use the words "move a sofa" to rob a building because you also need to say anything casually.

Later, there was a trend of "grabbing 1 building", which was the first reply. If you talk too much when robbing a building, the building will be robbed by others, so you often only use the words 1 and 2 to rob the building 1, so that the words "moving a sofa" will be abbreviated as "sofa" or even "SF" (the initials of sofa). The act of grabbing the first floor is called "I am sitting on the sofa" or "sitting on the sofa" for short. The second floor is the "bench" and the third floor is the "floor"

Application example:

1: The first comment in the comment area: "Sofa!"

2. The first poster: "This sofa is mine!"