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May be a regional thing, but I thought this was a British thing from jump. Not common here, at least. Kids do say “like” a lot, though.British people are adopting another U.S. verbal trope: answering the question previously posed with ‘right?’
“It’s hot today, right?”
“His stupidity should make him unelectable, but his voter’s stupidity means that he will be, right?”
“Monkey’s are cute, right?”
I’ve just heard this in a British advertisement! In the U.K., young people used to pepper their sentences with “errrr…”, now the say, “…like..” and now, “…right?”
May be a regional thing, but I thought this was a British thing from jump. Not common here, at least. Kids do say “like” a lot, thoughBritish people are adopting another U.S. verbal trope: answering the question previously posed with ‘right?’
“It’s hot today, right?”
“His stupidity should make him unelectable, but his voter’s stupidity means that he will be, right?”
“Monkey’s are cute, right?”
I’ve just heard this in a British advertisement! In the U.K., young people used to pepper their sentences with “errrr…”, now the say, “…like..” and now, “…right?”
Nah, just getting fed up againForeboding yet cryptic.
Other people’s children…Nah, just getting fed up again
Just getting tired of it again...... was going to make a post about it..... but decided not to..... may be coming up on another MT break time for me.....Other people’s children…
I understand. Arguing with asshats is not lots of fun for anyone.Just getting tired of it again...... was going to make a post about it..... but decided not to..... may be coming up on another MT break time for me.....
May be a regional thing, but I thought this was a British thing from jump. Not common here, at least. Kids do say “like” a lot, though
You hear it a lot in New York State too. Went for a walk outside my office once, walked behind this couple for 10 minutes. The woman in that conversation said "like" over 250 timesYou hear a lot of “like” and “right” in New England.
You hear it a lot in New York State too. Went for a walk outside my office once, walked behind this couple for 10 minutes. The woman in that conversation said "like" over 250 times
And I also, like, found it , like, fitting to like your postI found it quite fitting to like your post.
And I also, like, found it , like, fitting to like your post
Mine there was Dude and DudettI love slang. There is so much, and it evolves quickly. You know how people used to say rad, or awesome, or bitchin to imply something is great or wonderful? Here is my personal contribution to that, “Yoga pants!”
And I also, like, found it , like, fitting to like your post
Like, Awesome dude.Like, cool, dude. Right?
Like, Awesome dude.
It mightSlang changes a lot. It ages like us I guess. When I first heard the word f-a-g -g -o -t it meant a cigarette. I was told that before that it meant a bundle of sticks tied together.
When we were young teens it meant someone who couldn’t fight. Not because they were effeminate, they just couldn’t fight.
We know what it means now.
Fifty years from now it might be a model of Pickup Truck.