I still don't know what those words mean
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I always thought "skibidi" meant "that's all folks". Fuck I'm old.
it always amuses me when people complain about stuff like this
words that people use are being put in the big list of words that people use??? oh noes!!!
"aint aint a word and I aint gonna say it"
According to my grandmother her grandmother used to chastise folks for using the word ain't, all I gotta say to that is ain't that a kick in the head.
You flamdrabs..The flarnibulous sprockle will wumble the glibberflats if you don't snorp
guess they should add these words because someone said em.
Without proper steering, English is being driven by vapid influencers and not linguists. People complain about inconsistencies a lot, and yet more arbitrary additions by someone seeking relevance is how we 'progress' forward. It's like a kangaroo driving a bus.
There should be a time limit for the addition of new words. If a word can sustain, let's say, 10 years of use then it can be put down for all of eternity. We have an urban dictionary for most nonsense words.
It makes them more "real." Official, like.
It's silly anyway. They put "jiggy" in there back in the 90's and nobody uses that word at all anymore. In 10-20 years, will we still see/hear these? 🤷♂️
I’ve never heard of delulu before. Sure I may not know what skibidi is but at least I’ve heard of it. Made me think of labubu
How haven't you heard of delulu? I predates the internet?
Idk it just never came up. Also, why would they wait so long to add that word if it’s so ancient?
I also don't exactly know what it means. I have heard it in a song lyric or two, but have never known someone to say it in conversation.
Also "tradwife." 🫤
Sigh. It's a sad day.
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