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Killingyouguy! posted:I banish you to the I leave the causal connections to the student.
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I was gonna post my own results but then I realized nobody cares about this boring shite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Wicked ZOGA posted:I was gonna post my own results but then I realized nobody cares about this boring shite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I didn't see that one, what year is it?
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93 has cosplay and booty call and website. My friend's fiance was born 93 and they met as a booty call date after he chatted up her cosplay on Tumblr so seems prophetic.
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Modal Auxiliary posted:'84 was dope. We got: dude how you gonna leave out bi-curious? you picked out several others that immediately leapt out at me though 
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1985 gave the world Anime AND Sexual Predator.
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1989 had Queso. I can't believe that there wasn't a Spanish word for cheese before that.
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The post is doing when the word was added to their dictionary, though, not when it was invented
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ImpAtom posted:1985 gave the world Anime AND Sexual Predator. A little redundant, but okay
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ImpAtom posted:1985 gave the world Anime AND Sexual Predator. We know what year you were born, what words were coined
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Yngwie Mangosteen posted:We know what year you were born, what words were coined Nice
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iwentdoodie posted:87 has adhd, ssri, degenderize (which autocorrect sags isn't a word) and potty mouthed. Same. Weirdly, 1991 also has SSRI, so now I'm doubting the accuracy of these lists.
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Ah man I get “dink”, “mishit”, and “yarmulke”. Boring-rear end year.
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Bullshit, I don't see anything about that cursed crystal.
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Dick Trauma posted:https://twitter.com/MerriamWebster/status/1318208360978784256?s=20 "Adjustable Rate Mortgage" and "Female Genital Mutilation" for me
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Remulak posted:Ah man I get “dink”, “mishit”, and “yarmulke”. Boring-rear end year. What did Jewish men call their hat in the previous 4-6 thousands years a bunch of them would wear them
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I got “gamer” and “bad cholesterol” and “major depressive disorder”, so I closed the tab
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Modal Auxiliary posted:'84 was dope. We got: age-related macular degeneration, date-rape, glass ceiling, hantavirus, open carry, search engine, spin doctor
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Air Skwirl posted:What did Jewish men call their hat in the previous 4-6 thousands years a bunch of them would wear them I know you're not really asking, but they would have probably called it a kippah, and it's only been common for a hundred and fifty or so years. There have been a variety of Jewish hats (my personal favorite being the Scholar's Cap, which is a beret but somewhat more Jewish) and to answer the obvious question they normally switch to a new hat roundabout the time that some lovely government Does A Racism and starts legally mandating the old one.
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Waste of Breath posted:just call you little miss little miss little miss can't be wrong just go ahead now
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poo poo Fuckasaurus posted:I know you're not really asking, but they would have probably called it a kippah, and it's only been common for a hundred and fifty or so years. There have been a variety of Jewish hats (my personal favorite being the Scholar's Cap, which is a beret but somewhat more Jewish) and to answer the obvious question they normally switch to a new hat roundabout the time that some lovely government Does A Racism and starts legally mandating the old one. Unironic question--do you know if this (persecution) is why the headwear arrived at a form so unassuming and easily obfuscated that most of Ben Shapiro's viewers don't even know he wears one? e: scholar's caps are my favorite now too
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Air Skwirl posted:What did Jewish men call their hat in the previous 4-6 thousands years a bunch of them would wear them Yarmulke is specifically the Yiddish word I assume more popular in New York. We always referred to it as a Kippah growing up, which is more generally common.
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Maximum Tomfoolery posted:1992 was a hell of a year. MILF
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Dictionaries aren't prescriptive ("you can only use words that are in them"), they're descriptive (documenting what words people use). They're always going to lag behind actual usage to a greater or lesser extent, maybe a few months, maybe a few years, maybe a decade, maybe a century for loanwords. So, the answer to "but what did people say before then?" is that they used the same word, it just wasn't in the dictionary.
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Waste of Breath posted:Unironic question--do you know if this (persecution) is why the headwear arrived at a form so unassuming and easily obfuscated that most of Ben Shapiro's viewers don't even know he wears one? That's a common explanation but the best answer is "probably at least in some cases". The kippah is quite old and throughout the times it's been in and out of style among various groups for various reasons (though the recent popularity is probably the high water mark by a lot). Honestly the 19th century revival probably had as much to do with decreasing hat prices bringing secular hats back into style as anything else. The point is to always cover your head as a sort of nod to God, and the kippah is much more discreet under a secular hat than a scholar's cap or skullcap would be. As far as being discrete, all the Jews I've known have largely agreed that, as is usual for the faith, God Gets It, as in He knows what's up and if you take it off to avoid discrimination that's cool, even if it's a lot. Also worth noting that the point is normally regarded to be the head covering, not the Kippah specifically, so you can just wear hoodies or baseball caps or whatever and it's cool. Having a safety kippah under allows you to take the hat off, but it's not strictly necessary. Also if anyone says it's not sufficient or somehow disrespectful it is extremely literally your god-given directive to (respectfully) argue with them, as He is never happier than when His children get all rules lawyery over His word. Bear in mind that I came up in South Florida which is kind of a melting pot and tends to have the most permissive practices. Other people might feel more strongly in other places. E: Hyperlynx posted:Dictionaries aren't prescriptive ("you can only use words that are in them"), they're descriptive (documenting what words people use). They're always going to lag behind actual usage to a greater or lesser extent, maybe a few months, maybe a few years, maybe a decade, maybe a century for loanwords. English dictionaries are descriptive but it's not always the case everywhere. In France the Académie Française is the authoritative and explicitly prescriptive keepers of the language, and it is a crime to use unrecognized words in some contexts. Shit Fuckasaurus has a new favorite as of 02:23 on Nov 14, 2023 |
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Nobody's asking what French word they used before hon hon hon was in the dictionary, in this the Tweets thread.
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Hyperlynx posted:Nobody's asking what French word they used before hon hon hon was in the dictionary, in this the Tweets thread. Pretend this is in French, and the word English is replaced by whatever they call French in French https://twitter.com/mbutyaka/status/1322426974107820032?lang=en
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1980 rolling in with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, in more ways than one!
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