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[Frodo]

-How do you do?

-How do you do?

 

[Twilight Gap]

fail was fun. epic fail was annoying and overused and now both are ruined

 

[Random Painted HIghway]

Wazzzzzzsssszzzzzzzzzuuuuuuuuuupppp

 

[MikeDip]

I like when people call things "Boss".

I tried bringing it back for a bit.

In my world it never left Boss.

 

[The Last Wizard]

Chump, I'm gonna start saying it again.

 

[Zukuu]

COWABUNGA!

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I will keep it alive! *manly tear*

 

[retroman]

Totally radical, dude!

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I'm from Holland. Nobody here has ever said that.

 

[Stiflers Mom]

I liked it, when I first heard the term "hardcore" back in the 90ies for something being described as very very awesome or very radical..

"this is so hardcore!"...

Yeah, folks, i am that old (40 years)...

 

[Timeaisis]

Bunch'a kids in here need to get off my lawn.

So you prefer "All your base", then, I assume? Or do we even need to go back further into the history of the internet.

 

[gblues]

This thread is so fetch.

 

[WrenchNinja]

There was a time after Swingers came out that everyone was saying money

You're so money and you don't even know it

fuck those people

 

[A Human Becoming]

Your post was after mine :þ

I'm 26.

I'm not really in the cool scene so I don't know if it's still used, but I like calling cool things money.
That's so money.
Is this still cool?

I wish that was still a thing.

I probably still say stuff that stopped being used by normal people.

 

[MikeDip]

This thread is so fetch.

Stop trying to make fetch happen

 

[aquatarkusone]

Being 'streets ahead'

 

[JC Lately]

Fuckin' A.

Stil say it from time to time.

EDIT: I also tried to get Booyaka to catch on after playing FFVIII. I didn't have any better luck than Selphie did.

 

[terrisus]

So you prefer "All your base", then, I assume? Or do we even need to go back further into the history of the internet.

Frankly, "internet memes" have pretty much always been stupid anywhere outside of the internet :þ

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(And most places on the internet too >.>)

I liked it, when I first heard the term "hardcore" back in the 90ies for something being described as very very awesome or very radical..

"this is so hardcore!"...

Yeah, folks, i am that old (40 years)...

"very very awesome or very radical sex" >.>

 

[rugioh]

Naw Mean
Trill
That's Ill

Baleeb dat

 

[GeordieMark]

PHAT!

 

[outunderthestars]

Why yes, I'd love a blowjob.

 

[HideyoshiJP]

Golly and gosh

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I'm eleventy-one years old.

 

[GeordieMark]

I miss saying 'chinny' and rubbing my chin when I suspect someone is bullshitting me.

That was awesome. And telling people to "get bent".

 

[Mangoverboard]

I regularly mourn the passing of 'da bomb' and occasionally try to bring it back. Never works.

 

[FyreWulff]

tight

 

[Nosgotham]

All thAt and a bag of chips

 

[Con_Smith]

Shawty/Shorty
Cuz/Cuzzo
Migo/padre
what it do baby boo
Crunk
do it big
sup pimp
simp
Tito
Pause
Frugazzi
Jiggy
get buck
Whoaday
biscuits (guns)

anything from the 90's/early 00's that came from Wu/Dipset/Ying Yang twins

 

[-Pyromaniac-]

I was going to say the bomb but then I realized I still say that. I say damn that's some bomb ass shit.

What's the deelio? Or is it dillio?

 

[Santiako]

Streets Ahead

 

[Orbis Tabula]

"So I says to Mabel, I says..."

I'm a fan of 1920s slang, and I'd love to see it come back in pop culture and general vernacular.

I like using anachronisms.

 

[digitalrelic]

I still use "Dig" and "Bummer" are the time. Like "I dig this song". or "Sorry to hear that, kind of a bummer".

 

[Admiral Woofington]

Stealing from black culture and calling the house the 'flippity floppity floop'

Chef would be proud.

 

[PassiveObserver]

that's tiight

 

[Archer]

Owned

 

[djplaeskool]

dope

 

[Parch]

grody to the max

OK, I admit it. I've never used this phrase.

 

[Gonzalez]

Buh-bye

 

[norm9]

Whassup!

Wasssssssssssupppppppppppp!

 

[BPoole]

Idk how wide spread it was, but people I went to school with used to refer to people as a adjective + back.

For instance, if someone was fat, we would call them fatback, if someone was strong, we'd call them swollback, and if someone was skinny/frail, we would call them bitchback.

I always thought that was funny

 

[Rentahamster]

"All that and a bag of chips"


(I actually never said that)

 

[y2dvd]

COWABUNGA!

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I will keep it alive! *manly tear*

Damnit this was my answer.

NAH MEAN?!

 

[mrkgoo]

"So I says to Mabel, I says..."

I'm a fan of 1920s slang, and I'd love to see it come back in pop culture and general vernacular.

Hell you say!

Makes me want to watch Shawshank Redemption again.

 

[DOWN]

Hubba Hubba
Bitchin'
Boss

I still use them though.

 

[Who]

"So I says to Mabel, I says..."

I'm a fan of 1920s slang, and I'd love to see it come back in pop culture and general vernacular.

A lot has survived.

http://local.aaca.org/bntc/slang/slang.htm

 

[Mr Fahrenheit]

Finna

I still hear it in my travels, but I personally don't have any circles where it would be welcome. I miss being in the loop on the lingo that the kids are using.

 

[Cat Party]

Do the Bartman

 

[sketchsanchez]

Same as me.
I never remember anyone I was talking with saying that phrase >.>

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Or is it?

 

[WaffleTaco]

I say "Gnarly"

 

[terrisus]

Gnarly
Tubular
Way Cool
Awesome
Groovy
Mondo
Outrageous
Funky

 

[lobdale]

BOOYAH!

 

[hateradio]

tight

Pretty sure tight is still around.

And because of Workaholics I sometimes say . . . though it's rare . . . tight butthole.

 

[terrisus]

BOOYAH!

RIP Stuart Scott