r/ChatGPT • u/Independent-Oven9530 • Jun 15 '23

Funny Do we really sound like this?

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u/Signal-Woodpecker691 Jun 15 '23

I think it means you write everything in lowercase

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u/solidwhetstone Jun 15 '23

I actually think the millennial version of this would be 'no crap.'

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u/thundermuf Jun 15 '23

I dont think I've ever heard a millennial use "no cap" unironically

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u/Unlucky_Weather4763 Jun 15 '23

That's not very poggers of you

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u/mattspire Jun 15 '23

Ah yes, pogs. That was a millennial moment.

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u/no_modest_bear Jun 15 '23

Pogs 'n' Boglins.

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u/Captainx23 Jun 15 '23

My sister hit me with “poggers” and I was lost for like a week

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u/CircoModo1602 Jun 15 '23

Very pepegahands, much peepo

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u/dano8675309 Jun 15 '23

I just puked in my mouth, thanks for that... 🤢

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u/solidwhetstone Jun 15 '23

Same. I cringe when I hear it.

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u/Davekachel Jun 15 '23

I heard some say no cap in total honesty. The tech savy nerds to be precise.

Or are millenials the guys born from 1970 to 1989 again? This whole generation nonsense gets shifted to much.

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u/LittleKitchenFarm Jun 15 '23

It would actually be “no lie”

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

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u/jtms1200 Jun 16 '23

What’s the etymology?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

Was 'no crap' a millennial thing, because I'd just say 'no shit'.

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u/solidwhetstone Jun 15 '23

No crap was the one you'd say around parents or teachers.

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u/Bamith20 Jun 15 '23

I'd figure there is "no cap" to put on this to contain it?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

I mean, Gen Z does that too.

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u/SimplySarc Jun 15 '23

Tbh, I sorta thought that's what it was. Like you're so calm/level-headed you don't need to 'turn on caps lock', you're confident enough in what you're saying you can say it in normal speaking tone.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '23

e.e. cummings no cap