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8. Hack

Reply to spooky3 (Original post)

Thu Dec 26, 2024, 04:57 PM

Thursday

“The latest dinner hack”
“Money saving hack” etc
Hack it off now.

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Formerly hip expressions you're tired of hearing [View all] spooky3 Thursday OP

"It's giving" As in "Her expression is giving snootiness" or Scrivener7 Thursday #1

I'm so unhip I don't even know what the hip expressions are! johnp3907 Thursday #2

I don't know if it was HIP Skittles Thursday #3

Hee hee - we can do without that one nt spooky3 Thursday #4

I get the emotion, but EWW, No! electric_blue68 Thursday #5

That always struck me as jarringly juvenile when uttered by adults. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Yesterday #27

Same here. Mentioned this in a comment yorkster 21 hrs ago #35

🤔 Groovy? Oh, I used it back in the day, but now? Fairly cringey. electric_blue68 Thursday #6

I never said it. Too cringy for my crowd back then. LeftInTX 21 hrs ago #37

still use it n/t gay texan 6 hrs ago #64

Everyone is free to choose. 👍 electric_blue68 5 hrs ago #65

I've noticed that "Right?" is injected a lot. Frasier Balzov Thursday #7

I agree--very annoying and ubiquitous! Nt spooky3 Thursday #13

Oh! My sister broke me of the "you know" habit in my early 20's, luckily! electric_blue68 Thursday #20

Hack Freddie Thursday #8

Good One ProfessorGAC Thursday #14

But not the "pro tip", which fits the category for me. Harker 9 hrs ago #57

Fair ProfessorGAC 8 hrs ago #60

Ah. It's all personal, Professor. Harker 8 hrs ago #61

Right With Ya ProfessorGAC 8 hrs ago #62

Oh, God. Yes. Scrivener7 Thursday #21

That one is extremely annoying. paleotn 9 hrs ago #52

The shortcut phrase "go with" or "come with..." Why is it "cool" to leave off the object hlthe2b Thursday #9

I thought it was a regional thing. But all of a yorkster 17 hrs ago #46

It's regional - Midwestern, from German and Scandinavian immigrants. Ocelot II 9 hrs ago #55

broken hip? nt msongs Thursday #10

OMG! You're literally killing me! JoseBalow Thursday #11

Good one! Nt spooky3 Thursday #12

Literally. cloudbase Thursday #15

Those words have lost their meaning. Nt spooky3 Thursday #17

Exactly! Different Drummer 9 hrs ago #50

"No worries" nuxvomica Thursday #16

I think it was first popular in Australia in 1990s. Different from "Don't worry", but it is the same as "No problem" Bernardo de La Paz Yesterday #28

"De nada" is the Spanish equivalent of "you're welcome" LeftInTX 20 hrs ago #40

Thank you. I hate that phrase. dai13sy Thursday #18

Like, really? WestMichRad Thursday #19

Or even just "like" Bernardo de La Paz Yesterday #29

Valley speak. (n/t) Different Drummer 9 hrs ago #51

Now that you mention it, you are right. Amazing how much influence that little pocket had. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz 9 hrs ago #58

Gotcha!! and Multiple this or Multiple that. ArnoldLayne Thursday #22

Im tired Figarosmom Yesterday #23

The GOAT. Iggo Yesterday #24

"You got this" KitFox Yesterday #25

That one NJCher Yesterday #26

Or even I've got this. yorkster 21 hrs ago #36

Vocal rise: it communicates neediness for affirmation. Vocal fry: misplaced seduction voicing Bernardo de La Paz Yesterday #30

Overuse of vocal rise drives me crazy. WestMichRad 22 hrs ago #33

Or, in some cases, selling. Different Drummer 9 hrs ago #53

Sometimes to me vocal fry suggested that yorkster 21 hrs ago #38

Remember when the DJs on FM radio (when they had DJs) Bernardo de La Paz 18 hrs ago #44

Yes, I do. Most often it was very pleasant, yorkster 17 hrs ago #47

Zap Go the Expressions! Mike Nelson Yesterday #31

Needs. Somebody or something "needs" something. Walleye Yesterday #32

Like this, right here on DU? Ocelot II 9 hrs ago #59

Random quaint 21 hrs ago #34

"All the feels". Ick. Wingus Dingus 20 hrs ago #39

Eww! I agree. That sounds nasty. hlthe2b 15 hrs ago #48

I *hate* that one! Different Drummer 9 hrs ago #54

I'm old enough to remember.... Way overused, especially on the tv chicoescuela 20 hrs ago #41

"Don't be bogue, man" bif 19 hrs ago #42

"What's the ask?" bif 19 hrs ago #43

"It's in my DNA" Redleg 18 hrs ago #45

Right? At the end of a sentence, usually every other sentence. Clouds Passing 10 hrs ago #49

Starting sentences with "So..." pandr32 9 hrs ago #56

"Meemaw" and "Peepaw" for grandparents . . hatrack 7 hrs ago #63