happy ;_;
Heh, I use it everyday
“I wish I was happy…”
me_irl
There was a podcast episode years back about how large quicksand loomed in popular culture for a whole generation, before vanishing as a concept almost completely.
And sure enough, I remember as a kid in the 80s worrying about stumbling into quicksand while wandering around the bushes in rural Canada.
Then I forgot about it as a concept until I heard it on that one episode, and I haven’t heard it since.
There’s a John Mulaney joke about this
Huh…I can’t find it on YouTube, but it rings a bell. Was it something like “quicksand played a much smaller role in my life than I expected”?
I’m fairly certain it’s in “New In Town”
As a Canadian you should be more concerned with muskeg.
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As a kid in 90s Australia I was also led to believe that quicksand was more of a threat than it turned out to be, lol
Myrrh. I used to hear it as a kid in church. Haven’t heard it in decades by now.
Bro isn’t playing enough Fire Emblem.
Ditto to frankincense
I’ve seen it on incense labels, but never spoken outside of a churchy setting.
Disestablishmentarianism.
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Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanokenosis. Blow their minds.
Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia
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Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious!
Covfefe
I say this almost daily lol
How?
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Do you mean how I pronounce or why I say it? If the latter, just because it sounds funny to me and it kind of became a running gag.
I meant how do you even pronounce that.
I’ve always said it like “cawv-fee-fee.”
I pronounce as if it were a Spanish word. lol
Affordable housing
So “affordablehousing” then? 😂
Looks German
We actually have a word for that: unauffindbar
Doesn’t that mean unfindable?
You are right. It’s a joke because there is absolutely no affordable housing to be found in Germany.
Ah gotcha
Seems like there’s a word for everything in German!
There is. That word is “alles”.
For a change the German word is shorter than the English one, and it’s the English one that’s smashing two existing words together.
Cowabunga and tubular!
80s were a good time!
Gnarly, dude.
Every time I see someone at work carrying tubes I can’t help myself and say “totally tubular my dude!” Lol
Rad!
I say rad near daily. Be the change you want to see in the world!
Bodacious!
I say cowabunga all the time…
Gnarly!
Truthiness
As a software developer, I actually use “truthy” and “falsy” pretty regularly for “the computer thinks this value is true/false”
Just remember that even though None is Falsy, an array of Nones is Truthy. Gets me every time. I fucking understand it logically (because the array itself exists) but damnit if I can make my lizard brain comprehend it while coding it.
because the array itself exists
More specifically it’s because the array isn’t empty.
Yup you’re more right than I was. An empty array is still Falsy even though it exists. I accept the correction.
Strategery
Vituperative. It’s such a good word too.
Oh, that’s good. A new one for me!
From WordNet (r) 3.0 (2006) [wn]: vituperative adj 1: marked by harshly abusive criticism; "his scathing remarks about silly lady novelists"; "her vituperative railing" [syn: {scathing}, {vituperative}]Isn’t that a great word? I used to read a lot of Canadian classic literature and it was often in there.
Also garrolous is a good word.
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Actually I spelled it wrong, it’s garrulous. My bad!
Discombobulate
Information superhighway
Cyberspace!
The Internet is not something that you just dump something on. It’s not a big
truckhighway. It’s a series of tubes.Tubelor.
Surplus
Phat! As in cool. Haven’t heard that one in wellllll over a decade.
Dag. Not like Snatch “ya like dags” but like “dag, yo”.
Well that certainly cleared up any concussion I had about which dag you meant.
Maybe like embroidered dags?
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Nope. Replace dang or damn with dag and use it like that. So instead of damn, yo. It’s dag, yo.
Skedaddle
I shout this at the cat when she’s underfoot
Underfoot is another word I never hear anyone using outside of books.
I use this very regularly.
Skadoodle
Cheese it
It’s the fuzz!
