Aaand, now you're old
Aaand, now you're old
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I thought “yeet” meant “throw”, but now apparently it means “yes”?
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Totes yeet, yo.
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mood.
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it still means throw but it is also phonetically close to saying "ye" (as in enthusiastically saying yes with a long 'e' but not finishing the word) so people use it as such
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It's the opposite of yoink. Anyone who says otherwise is wrong.
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That’s so camp it’s rizz
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Plaza down!
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It's not that i don't understand it, but seeing a 40 year old guy using tiktok language just feel wrong and creepy.
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No cap fr, big yikes fam
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I understand all of these, but now there are even newer ones that I cannot fathom
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I feel seen.
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When a hoopy frood gets old.
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i guess i was old at 15
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Omg I love to just fucking bastardize the slang on purpose.
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Boomer? I barely know 'er
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stacking treks with my tribble chaps
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Glizzy is interesting
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So mid.
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I'm not even 18, HOW AM I OLD?
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Knarly.
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This makes me irrationally mad
(It's obv supposed to be spelt gnarly)
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To relate you need to at least know the slang...
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Groovy meme, man.
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Can we please bring back "groovy" and "radical" / "rad"?
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And that's why, as someone with mild chronophobia, I check Rural Dictionary regularly.
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Skibidi dub dub
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me fr fr
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I have this paranoid delusion that if I don't know the newest slang that I am going to be in a bad\deadly situation that I could have avoided if I had known the slang. So I stay on top of it and use the ones I like the most.
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What if the only way to save yourself is to know correctly used historical slang?
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Well then if you manage to pull it off that would be grooved, maybe even the wasp’s elbows
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Whenever if feel uncool for being old I just remember that I wasn’t cool when I was younger either, so I’ve lost nothing.
Paradoxically once you get to middle age, the other middle-aged people think you're uncool if you do know slang from younger generations.
It's annoying because I can't help picking it up.