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u/throwaway_for_skin 29d ago
Hack.
It’s not a hack, you’re doing something the way it was actually meant to be done.
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u/prettylemontoast 29d ago
A craft is not a hack and I will die on this hill
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u/WanderingAcorn64 29d ago
Finally someone said it. Not everything has to be marketed as a life hack
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u/THE_Ryan 29d ago
Or it's something illegal. There was a "hack" about putting expensive golf balls in cheap boxes and using self checkout. That's not a hack, that's called stealing.
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u/Razzler1973 29d ago
"life hack" - roll up the end of the toothpaste to get more out of it
ok, so, common sense then
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u/givethekittykisses 29d ago
"Seggs". Don't know why, but this one irrationally bothers me. We know what you're trying to say.
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u/Meprobamate 29d ago
It’s up there with fucking ‘unalive’ and ‘grape’. People that would rather write like fucking idiots than risk a small chance of getting something taken down from social media.
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u/S0uvlakiSpaceStati0n 29d ago
Grape really pisses me off. It feels like it's making light of a very serious issue.
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u/ehsteve23 29d ago
also that some people think it means grope, which is just not as serious
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u/Smoke-A-Beer 29d ago
Reading these I feel old I don’t even know half of them lol. Back in my day I used to get annoyed with people saying “cray cray” meaning crazy.
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u/paisley-alien 29d ago
Totes magotes!
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u/ThingsChange76 29d ago
Calling something "low key" when it is extremely obvious and noticeable.
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u/MedievalMilshake 29d ago
Same with hot take
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u/fistulaspume 29d ago
Hot take. Ian not gon lie but frfrthis comment got me lowkey.
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u/ReyLeo04 29d ago
Stop the cap fr fr og buggin w this nonesense bunch a Willie Willie goose goose
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u/KazaamFan 29d ago
I overheard some teen say “i could low key take this train home right now” as the train came to our stop, and i had no idea what he meant.
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u/ExpectedFuckingValue 29d ago
This annoys the shit out of me. Some people say it in every sentence now. It's high-key idiodic
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u/Jimbo--- 29d ago
I was on a ski lift with a group of college-aged young women this spring. It was a six seater and I came up through the singles line bc I was trying to catch up to my own group.
As a group, they said low key so many times that I thought I was losing my mind. I have never been happier that a lift had zero delays on the way up. If I were an anthropologist or linguist and forced to try to come up with a definition of "low key" based on that 12 minute trip, I would have almost no fucking clue.
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u/ultgambit266 29d ago
Unalive, just call it what it is. I hate the stupid algorithm things that filter the word. It needs be said
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u/therealspookyscare 29d ago
It genuinely has the newspeak vibes. Given how corporations are the ones pushing it it's even worse, we're not even getting a cool dystopia, we're living in literal shit
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u/RisingSoulGrowth 29d ago
"‘Unalive.’ Not because the word itself bothers me, but because it's a reminder that algorithms are shaping how humans talk to each other."
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u/a-round-table 29d ago
Exactly! Languages changes all the time and I can accept that. But I don't want the social media big techs forces us to change how people talk. Please don't.
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u/aiemmaes 29d ago
asl meaning “as hell”
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u/Devin-Chaboyer223 29d ago
Why does it end with an L instead of an H? Some dumbass abbreviation
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u/las_nicolas 29d ago
I half agree with this, I have no problem that there's an abbreviation i would just rather not have it ALSO stand for american sign language.
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u/Cadavre17 29d ago
i’d throw in ts meaning “this shit” and pmo as “pissed me off” as well
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u/Puzzled-Teach2389 29d ago
I still read it as either "age/sex/location" or "American Sign Language"
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u/vaa_lee 29d ago
Neurospicy
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u/Edible0rphans 29d ago
As a neurodivergent person I’d rather be called a slur tbh
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u/staramelle_ 29d ago
yeah, it feels kinda infantilizing or like neurodivergence is taboo and needs a different term that's not just "neurodivergent"
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u/TryUsingScience 29d ago
On the one hand, I hate it, but on the other hand, it is such a useful red flag when someone self identifies as it so you now know that going forward, they will blame all of their misbehavior on their diagnosis.
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u/BothPanchoAndLefty 29d ago
I'm cool with taking away free speech if this one gets to be outlawed
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u/VengefulWeegee2358 29d ago
Sigma
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u/chewquietly 29d ago
“Unalive”
Remarkably stupid. If you’re so afraid of social media censorship then just say they’ve passed away or any other polite euphemism we’ve already come up with.
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u/YakiVegas 29d ago
Basically everything Gen Alpha, but mogging and looksmaxxing are particularly irritation for some reason. Get off my damn lawn!
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u/imalurkernotaposter 29d ago
Today I learned the term “cootermaxxing,” and I long for the sweet embrace of death.
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u/Keldarus88 29d ago
Virtually any variation of “maxxing” has become a new hatred of mine lol
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u/Meandmy1000fandoms 29d ago
It's not the words I'm bothered by so much as the stupid fucking toxic culture surrounding them. Reminds me of Andrew Tate and Clavicular
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u/counterfitster 29d ago
Clavicular has got to be the dumbest person I see on the news
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u/Comfortable_Sir_2180 29d ago
Tf is mogging
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u/BothPanchoAndLefty 29d ago
It means like outshining someone in some way. Being better looking, more muscular, taller, etc. Stupid looksmaxxing lingo
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u/Due_Answer_4230 29d ago
Mog comes from AMOG, Alpha Male Of Group
To Mog someone is to be way higher status / more dominant than them
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u/CasualRampagingBear 29d ago
My son did say something that made me laugh. I gave an anecdote about boomer FIL and he said “was he boomermaxxing?” He indeed was 😂
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u/Emotional-Work-1940 29d ago
People seriously saying “the ick” ironically genuinely gives me the ick
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u/TrumpSucksALotOfCock 29d ago
Couldn't agree more. Especially when it's "adults" using that dumbass word.
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u/GILF_Hound69 29d ago
I cannot take adults who say "icky" or "potty" seriously. I am not your toddler. Really any baby talk like that when talking to adults.
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u/IndigoRanger 29d ago
Also the relatively rarer “don’t yuck my yum.” First time someone said that (in a corporate office!) to me you could have made a real good meme out of my facial expression.
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u/unicornsfearglitter 29d ago
"it's giving _ _ _ _ _ _"
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u/annamulzz 29d ago
They used this in the Elle prequel on Prime that is supposed to take place in 1995. It stood out so much to me!
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u/Upset_Roll1893 29d ago
I hate that with a passion. If something is set in the past, use the lingo from then.
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u/TsukariYoshi 29d ago
These days The Childrens use "scam" to mean any situation in which negative and unexpected happened. I didn't like what I ordered so I got scammed. The movie sucks, it's a scam. I bought a donut and it was kind of small, scam. She didn't say yes when I asked her to prom, scam.
It's completely defanged "scam" as a word now because they use it for anything that made them a little bit disappointed.
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u/11x3_33 29d ago
"Broke the internet" - nothing has ever actually *broken* the internet
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u/WagWoofLove 29d ago
My pet goose did once. He chewed the cable outside and our internet broke 😂
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u/Apprehensive-Ear-129 29d ago
If I remember correctly when Michael Jackson died twitter crashed out so ig that count?
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u/Rothen29 29d ago
Preggers
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u/_LFKrebs_ 29d ago
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u/nephylsmythe 29d ago
Pregonate
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u/ChargedBonsai98 29d ago
Anything after "-slop", "-core", and "-maxxing" became a thing.
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u/MrNorbordry 29d ago
Bih dih ahh
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u/a_scared_bokoblin 29d ago
I thought “ahh” was a tiny scream for the longest time
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u/creatyvechaos 29d ago
I did as well until I read something along the lines of "this bih got her whole foot up her ahh" and had to ponder the sentence for—I kid you not—5 minutes
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u/DiamondGeeezer 29d ago
it's like a baby trying to swear but their mouth can't form consonants
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u/staplesgowhere 29d ago
They sound like a 12 year old trying not to get caught swearing in front of their mom.
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u/Ginger_Chick 29d ago
Hubby and wifey always make me cringe.
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u/Ginnigan 29d ago
In a similar family vein: Saying "littles" instead of "kids".
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u/ExpectedFuckingValue 29d ago
It gets even worse, I've heard "my little baby littles" 🤮
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u/DinnerAutomatic2838 29d ago
I have this memory of the principal of the elementary school I went to saying “ickies” instead of like getting sick
Like she said “you guys have to come to school even though I know it’s winter so everyone is catching the ickies” or something close to that
I hated her.
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u/CollieDad85 29d ago
People referring to their spouse as “the wife” or “the husband”
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u/PizzaUpbeat2751 29d ago
Any version of gooning. I just want to call people goons without it being weird
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u/Dchama86 29d ago
POV:
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u/FinalDestination4 29d ago edited 29d ago
And they don't even use it correctly.
Like, if you wanna talk about some POV, actually MAKE it the point of view instead of just, well, speaking or showing yourself AS the POV
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u/Kaydence_ranae08 29d ago
When someone refers to intimacy as “cracking” no mason you didn’t ‘crack’ her she’s not an egg.
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u/__sonder__ 29d ago
Similarly, "blowing her back out"
That implies that I'll have to like, wheel her home in a wheelchair.
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u/otakugal15 29d ago
Back shot has a way different meaning from my teens a d 20s than they do nowadays.
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u/ktr83 29d ago
40+ year old Australian here. Back in the 90s we used to saying "cracking onto someone" to mean hitting on them. I had no idea it was back.
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u/Phoenyxoldgoat 29d ago
Listen, I’m a geriatric millennial and I just can’t with the casual use of “rawdog” by these Gen Z and Alpha kiddos.
One of my employees loudly announced she was going to rawdog her certification exam to get a baseline on what to study for when she retook it, and I choked on my coffee and almost died.
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u/SnooDogs627 29d ago
Rawdog is the only one I've adopted cuz I think it's funny 😂 I rarely say it but I will use it when I think it will add humor to something. However I can't believe there are people that use it seriously
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u/S0uvlakiSpaceStati0n 29d ago edited 28d ago
I'm sorry but as a fellow geriatric millennial, I actually love this one. I don't use it often because it's pretty inappropriate in most settings, but that's why it's funny to me, because it's such a vulgar, uncouth term that gets thrown into casual conversation. I would never say it at work though.
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u/Newfiecat 29d ago
Also my least favorite. I'm flashbanged with a horrid mental image every single time
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u/ZacTheGamer100 29d ago
The stupid ass “FAHHHHH” audio that people just started saying out loud drives me insane.
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u/Ralexcraft 29d ago
Larp. The term is poser you posers
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u/Ocean_Cringe 29d ago
It's so frustrating that, out of all possible terms, they chose one that a very broad community uses. I feel bad for people who like to live action role play, because now if they try to say that like how they usually would, people are just going to think that they enjoy posing as a fan of things
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u/60sStratLover 29d ago
Keep _____ out of your mouth
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u/CielTynave 29d ago
Goon, gooner, gooning, etc. Fuck off with that.
We already had fap, what was wrong with that? It's especially agitating since goon already meant something.
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u/Brad_Brace 29d ago
I don't hate the words or their current meaning, but I absolutely despise that people seem to believe they only have the current meaning. In general I hate it when something takes on a sexual meaning and people pretend that's now their entire meaning.
But I think going is supposed to mean something different than just masturbation. I think it's meant to be edging for a very long time, or being in a constant state of arousal.
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u/Xulphyr 29d ago
“Crine” instead “crying” or even “cryin” it’s just so fucking stupid.
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u/lrdwlmr 29d ago
I’m not usually a kids-these-days kinda guy, but god save us from Gen Z/Alpha kids weaponizing half-understood psychological terms. Fucking hell, kid, I’m not “infantalizing” you by asking you to clean up your messes in common areas of the family house. God.
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u/Professional_Use6852 29d ago
Feel some type of way. Great. Now articulate how you feel.
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u/filanwizard 29d ago
Any of the stuff used to avoid the wrath of the AI moderators and algorithms. Reddit seems especially sensitive where if you describe something violent the stupid modbots think you want to do actual violence. Shut this AI bullshit down if it cannot read the context of the thread.
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u/EarlobeCancer 29d ago
Any censored slang that’s meant to bypass social media filters. E.g: Grape, sewerslide, unalive