"Get fu-diddly-ucked" has stuck with me for 16 years now
"Get fu-diddly-ucked" has stuck with me for 16 years now
This is absolutely legit and it's why edgelords should never EVER be ironically racist
56Latest one for me was let's go
I don't even know when it snuck into my regular vocabulary, I just realized I've been saying it unironically lately
37That's how you know it's a real one. It wasn't forced in you it just kinda absorbed into your lexicon.
That's how I knew fleek didn't stand a fucking chance.
18Are you Mario?
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Me saying dawg in 2023 and calling my fiancé bruh
35Dude, Bruh, Boi, and Gurl are gender-neutral in my household.
13Turned 40 April 1st. I call everyone gangsta. Yes been listening to a lot of G G G GUNIT!!!
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"Howdy" for me. I'm from and live in the Northeast.
Started saying it ironically on work calls to break up the monotony of saying "Hey" when the host joined the meeting and said hello. It was pretty much just a joke at first. Now it's about 50% of what I say in response to someone joining the meeting saying hello.
Honestly, I kind of like it. It's folksy, friendly, simple, and informal. It's slipped out a couple of times when guests arrive at a family party and are walking in the door and saying their hellos, but it's mostly relegated to work meetings.
A few of my coworkers have even started doing it occasionally, so it seems like it's catching on.
32I started saying 'thank ya kindly' in the same ironic way in work meetings. And now it is my default phrase for saying thank you...
5Thankee sai is a fun one because either they are Dark Tower fans or they think you have something tremendously wrong with you.
3I did the same thing with “thanks much”/“thank ya much” and now it’s my thing… gotta love it
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I'm club howdy for sure
2Together we can make Howdy happen
2It's stuck with me forever because of playing Fallout New Vegas for hundreds of hours.
1I'm from the south and have fully embraced it in my vocabulary. I say howdy, I thank people kindly, and I call groups of guys fellas (or fellers, if I'm feeling like channeling Butters from South Park).
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The word "sus" and "amogus" has been engraved into my vocabulary and it can't get out of my head
18Ye boii
3GET OUT OF MY HEAD! GET OUT OF MY HEAD! GET OUT OF MY HEAD! GET OUT OF MY HEAD! GET OUT OF MY HEAD! GET OUT OF MY HEAD!
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I can't even
17I, like, literally can't
7How odd.
4That's odd, maybe try PRIME?
3
ope for me started as a joke because I was living in the Midwest
16This one is so ingrained in me that I didn’t even know I did it for the first 20 years of my life and couldn’t stop it if I tried
12Tell me about it, eh?
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I still say amirite guys a lot. Very few people 'hear' it the way I mean for them to.
15I have gotten used to saying "can i get 5 likes" audibly and people think im a lunatic
8I started saying emojis out loud. I don't even use emojis when typing
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The first time I heard "raw-dogging" used in non sexual context I wanted to erase my memory, but have to admit I've done it myself now, even out loud.
14Shit’s whack
12Nope, just regular type.
2Naw, just the regular type
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Not another teen movie?
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I started saying "like" ironically. That was a mistake.
12Afaik, Unity just did a fucky wucky, and nobody can tell me otherwise.
12You friend's little brother getting a laugh out of everyone for one joke making it the one thing they say for the next month.
12it's all ogre now
11Shrek is love. Shrek is life.
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What in the cinnamon toast fuck
10I can't stop saying that things are goated with the sauce, I'm not even a gen Z
10Stupid sexy Flanders.
9Wanna go get a slice of 'za brah?
9Permanently Deleted
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Don't worry. It morphs from cringe to fucking hilarious as soon as you're a parent of a teenager.
9Uhhhh, that's real bae, kiddo! Bet!
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"Cool beans."
...I'm in my 20's
8I first heard that used back in the 90s. I haaaaated it. I cringed from my head down to my soul.
One day I was standing outside my girlfriend’s house. She said, “I’ll get up around 9, you can come here about 9:30 if you want.” I replied (memory is in slow motion), “cooooool beeeeaaaaannnnsssuh”.
I spent the night unable to sleep. “Cool beans? Seriously? Cool fucking beans? She probably thinks you’re the king of fucking dorks. Cool beans? Gaaaaah!”
Next day we were hanging with our friends, she said “cool beans”. I was so fucking relieved.
Damn. The shit kids stress about. I wish my problems were more like that today haha.
5Everything seems like the biggest deal when you've been alive for such a short time.
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I'm in my mid 30s, and I've been saying it ever since I learned it from an animated series based on the movie Jumanji.
3
"we did it reddit"
8Cringey? That phrase rips.
7I wonder what people think of me calling stuff "wicked", which I started saying because of Richard Blackwood's song "1.2.3.4 Get with the Wicked" in the year 2000
7I started saying it as a small funny joke. It didn't spread anywhere tho, since it was outdated but I can tell you a joke of where it came from.
Why did the tiger get lost in the woods? Because junglist massive...
1boyakasha
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My ex fiance and I called eachother "babe" as a joke on our second date. We then proceeded to call eachother babe for the remainder of our three year relationship
7oh shit these ribs are fucking bussin
7I'm in this meme and I don't like it
6I don't *heckin' like it
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Legit me
5This was the moment "groet" was born.
4Jeepers!
3Shit, I pick up stupid phrases "ironically" with such frequency it is not even a joke.
'wack', 'pog', 'bussy'...
3You know what I oways say? Yolo. I invented it. It means you’re oways learning orintchya?
So when you see new word, even a made up word, YOLO!!! Put that shit in your brain for use in the future you silly artarlamo.
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That's fair
3This is so hype y'all
3I started mixing hard and soft expletives originally as a joke, yesterday I dropped a plant pot on my foot and before even thinking the first words that came out of my mouth were, "gosh fucking darn it."
2Hella 🫣
2No kizzy
2It didn't originally start with "Smokes" at first, did it?
2I still say "esskeetit" sometimes.
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