I hate seeing the term "Old School" I think this term has been worn out

I hate seeing the term "Old School" I think this term has been worn out


  Yeah, that one's played-out, now...

  I hear the phrase "...at the end of the day..." quite a bit; used in place of "when all is said and done...", I suppose.

  I does sound cool, though...

I hate seeing the term "Old School" I think this term has been worn out


Ones big in the 90s? Well around 1999 everybody said "Wassup?" now it's passe to say it.  And in the eighties and early 90s you could say "Posse" as a slang word for gang, now it's cliche and seen as campy to say.

IMO Old School decribes mostly things that are retro or nearly retro.  The early-mid 90s falls in the latter category.

I hate seeing the term "Old School" I think this term has been worn out


you are sooo right!! my sister works at a store that sells a lot of older stuff (nintendo, clothing, games, music, action figures...etc)....and she tells me that these 12 year olds come in and they are like, "oh wow...look at that nintendo...it so OLD SCHOOL"!!!!! LOL! how funny!

Erin :)

you are sooo right!! my sister works at a store that sells a lot of older stuff (nintendo, clothing, games, music, action figures...etc)....and she tells me that these 12 year olds come in and they are like, "oh wow...look at that nintendo...it so OLD SCHOOL"!!!!! LOL! how funny!

Erin :)


I agree, its worn out. I prefer just good ol' "retro".

I think it started in the 90's but it IRRITATES me when people say "My bad"

I think it started in the 90's but it IRRITATES me when people say "My bad"


I think that one is less of an ongoing "trendy phrase" now. I think for better or worse it has entered the pop culture vocabulary for an indefinite stay("man" started in the 50s, but people still use it all the time, for example).

i hate when people are asking you for something...and instead of saying, "could i have that"....they say, "can i get that".....ex....."can i get a coke"...that irks me!

Erin :)

If I'm talking to a another man, I have the tendency to say "say man, can i have so and so?" I don't know where that comes from, but I always say "say man".  ;D

keepin it real

i absolutely LOATHE the phrase..."git her done" >:(

i absolutely LOATHE the phrase..."git her done" >:(


Sorry, but I must say, I love that one. Maybe yanks just don't understand ;)

Two more I hate are HOOD = neighborhood and the worse is Homie, it started as Home Boy, now there is a line of Mexican action figures called Homies

Whatever...that one is very annoying too, it's always used when the other person can't make a quick snappy comeback

Sometimes I still hear people say "I'm Audi 500" = "I'm leaving"

Whatever...that one is very annoying too, it's always used when the other person can't make a quick snappy comeback


I use WHATEVER all the time.  I use it when my husband starts in with lesbian fantasies and I'm somehow included.

I use WHATEVER all the time. I use it when my husband starts in with lesbian fantasies and I'm somehow included.


"Ok Donna, no making out with slutty girls, for ME. But you can make out with slutty girls. Feel free, no, feel ENCOURAGED to make out with slutty girls."

;D

"Ok Donna, no making out with slutty girls, for ME. But you can make out with slutty girls. Feel free, no, feel ENCOURAGED to make out with slutty girls."

;D


WHATEVER

See what I mean. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;) ;) ;) ;)

This may be a Midwestern/rural thing, but I think "Cowboy Up" is really lame.

I use WHATEVER all the time.  I use it when my husband starts in with lesbian fantasies and I'm somehow included.
Whenever!  ;D

I hated hearing Whatsssssup! I am still angry that the very funny Budweiser lizards and ferret were replaced with Whatsssssup!  ::)

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