Has anyone ever found a slang term coined in the last decade that they unironically enjoy using?
this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2023
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He moe, pops is all rizzed up that he throated the glizzy.
I rather get old and keep my dignity. Thanks. :)
It's fine as long as you don't say "on accident".
Who axed?
Back in my day, we went with "giving it riz".
Yeah, rizz isn't new. It's just short for charisma. Their usage of it is new and wacky though. You don't charisma someone. You do something charismatically. It's an adjective or adverb, not a verb.
Well, it's being used in English, so as long as the intended meaning comes across it can be all three and whatever else so long as it still communicates the intended message.
This is what happens when your anglo-saxon, having just diverged from old Norse and Latin, begins to lose it's declensions and conjugations... It's its biggest problem, that that abominable process occurred...
am ignore every opinion with the word mid
because annoying
.,_,.
As soon as everybody is speaking it, the word itself is already meaningless and the context has all the information. So, yeah, ignoring it is quite efficient.
Anyway, I suspect that when you notice those things happening, it already means that you are old.
am teenager ._.
I have heard that part of the point is so that parents cannot understand the conversation. It is not a side effect, it is the point.
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Can we go to the alternate timeline where “Schway” takes off.
Yep. Thats pretty much it.
Gen Z here. Guess I'm getting old.
Bro