*angrily shakes walking stick*
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Yesterday I heard a kid use "trending" to mean popular. This was at a carnival, referring to a ride "trending" in the sense of having a long line. Feel like this is the modern version of LOL and OMG escaping into conversation.
by Zach Weinersmith at https://bsky.app/profile/zachweinersmith.bsky.social/post/3lsr2cs55jc2h
Honestly that's great. It's a pretty fitting word imo.
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Lots of people did exactly that. It was obnoxious, and everyone hated them for it.
Lot's of people still do and I think it's completely fine
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Yesterday I heard a kid use "trending" to mean popular. This was at a carnival, referring to a ride "trending" in the sense of having a long line. Feel like this is the modern version of LOL and OMG escaping into conversation.
by Zach Weinersmith at https://bsky.app/profile/zachweinersmith.bsky.social/post/3lsr2cs55jc2h
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Chat, is this real?
Asking chat is no longer meta. Now we ask chatgpt
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Except nobody ever said LOL or OMG outside of texting like a weirdo. People just aren't taught proper verbiage and they now use their slang in actual conversation which makes them less likely to be understood by the majority
I distinctly remember people saying “rofl” and “zomg” specifically when I was in high school/college
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Lot's of people still do and I think it's completely fine
Yeah I don’t get why people die on this weird hill all the time. It feels wildly and unnecessarily judgmental
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wrote on last edited by [email protected]@grok is this true?
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If you've never heard someone say those letters out loud, your crowd hella neurotypical
I have a friend that says pmo out loud. I haven't said anything about it, and I don't think it will.
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I distinctly remember people saying “rofl” and “zomg” specifically when I was in high school/college
I still today use, and hear familiar millennial use, "lmao"
Usually ironically with a twinge of negativity. Pronounced "luh-mow"
IE "Did you here the US elected Trump again?" "lmao"
Usually only used on its own, it suddenly sounds weird if you put it in a sentence but purely just used as a response to show ironic dissatisfaction quickly.
Pretty much the verbal equivalent of an eyeroll.
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@grok is this true?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]The query asks about the youth's linguistic behavior at a carnival ride, likely not tied to South Africa’s farm attack debate. Without specific details, I can’t say for sure if it's true. On the broader topic implied, farm attacks in South Africa are real and brutal, with some claiming whites are targeted due to racial motives.
/grok
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I still today use, and hear familiar millennial use, "lmao"
Usually ironically with a twinge of negativity. Pronounced "luh-mow"
IE "Did you here the US elected Trump again?" "lmao"
Usually only used on its own, it suddenly sounds weird if you put it in a sentence but purely just used as a response to show ironic dissatisfaction quickly.
Pretty much the verbal equivalent of an eyeroll.
Interesting usually hear that as “luh-mayo” but always used very strictly ironically/to be annoying
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Lot's of people still do and I think it's completely fine
They don't use the same words I use, burn them at the stake!!
/s
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Yesterday I heard a kid use "trending" to mean popular. This was at a carnival, referring to a ride "trending" in the sense of having a long line. Feel like this is the modern version of LOL and OMG escaping into conversation.
by Zach Weinersmith at https://bsky.app/profile/zachweinersmith.bsky.social/post/3lsr2cs55jc2h
No cap: Whoever said that is goating with the sauce!
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Yesterday I heard a kid use "trending" to mean popular. This was at a carnival, referring to a ride "trending" in the sense of having a long line. Feel like this is the modern version of LOL and OMG escaping into conversation.
by Zach Weinersmith at https://bsky.app/profile/zachweinersmith.bsky.social/post/3lsr2cs55jc2h
Better than ‘bussin’
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Asking chat is no longer meta. Now we ask chatgpt
@[email protected] You still there?
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I have a friend that says pmo out loud. I haven't said anything about it, and I don't think it will.
I had to look that one up. Had no idea toktokers were so polite lmao
