The use of 'sick' to mean impressive is now spreading and has become as

[Herbette Chapman - aged 15]

corrosively irritating as using "like" as a piece of meaningless punctuation.

I am going to do the same with the word ****. "Wow dude (pronounced dyude) that's a really **** piece of skateboarding you did there!"

"Thanks mum. This is really **** apple pie you made."

[Burney]

corrosively irritating as using "like" as a piece of meaningless punctuation.

I am going to do the same with the word ****. "Wow dude (pronounced dyude) that's a really **** piece of skateboarding you did there!"

"Thanks mum. This is really **** apple pie you made."

Wait until you find out that 'dank' is now an adjective meaning 'excellent'. This confused the fúck out of me, I have to say.

[World's End Stella]

Wait until you find out that 'dank' is now an adjective meaning 'excellent'. This confused the fúck out of me, I have to say.

Master WES tells me when I do something silly or in an incorrect manner that I am a 'melt'.

Who knew

[Burney]

Master WES tells me when I do something silly or in an incorrect manner that I am a 'melt'.

Who knew

Yes, I quite like 'melt'. Dank, on the other hand, is just wrong.

[World's End Stella]

Yes, I quite like 'melt'. Dank, on the other hand, is just wrong.

Apparently a derivative of 'tuna melt', which is now seen as being something embarrassing and dated.

[Burney]

Apparently a derivative of 'tuna melt', which is now seen as being something embarrassing and dated.

I never understood the combination of tuna and melted cheese. Always seemed wrong to me.

However, I doubt this derivation. Surely it's as simple as just being someone who melts when things get too hot?

[Peter]

Yes, I quite like 'melt'. Dank, on the other hand, is just wrong.

Dank means weed, doesn't it? Proper skunk, not the boring old Thai stuff.

[Burney]

Dank means weed, doesn't it? Proper skunk, not the boring old Thai stuff.

Yes. And from there, it has come to mean 'cool', appaza.

[Pat Vegas]

corrosively irritating as using "like" as a piece of meaningless punctuation.

I am going to do the same with the word ****. "Wow dude (pronounced dyude) that's a really **** piece of skateboarding you did there!"

"Thanks mum. This is really **** apple pie you made."

Unrelated but when I see the term 'plays like butter' in regards to a guitar I cringe.

[Burney]

An intense rushing high for just 5 minutes, apparently. This strikes me as usefl for those occasions when time is short.

Might be difficult to maintain concentration when performing other tasks like cooking, though, I imagine. One might need a sit down during the intense,rushing high