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"shit happens, dude shit happens" always hated that I don't know why
"that was hella cool" preferably just any sentence with the word "hella" in it

also I only use the word epic when something/someone is truely epic like some classical music or watching a 500ft dam break right in front of you that is epic.

tyger wrote:

grillis wrote:

tyger wrote:that's the point ... when one says "X, Y, same difference", the use of the nonsensical term "same difference" makes the assertion that X and Y are the same into obvious nonsense, which makes the statement ironic, implying that X and Y are in fact different.

nah mate whenever someone says 'same difference' to me they are implying that whatever is being compared has such a little difference that they can be considered as the 'same', not to be 'ironic', that's why they look stupid (also if someone was trying to be ironic they would still sound stupid)

ok ... well, my explanation is the only reason i'd say "same difference" (& it is deliberately being silly); i can't speak for everybody ...

oxymorons got to love them

Hypefiend wrote: "that was hella cool" preferably just any sentence with the word "hella" in it

god the word hella...

fucking bay area. gah.

esfandyar wrote:

Hypefiend wrote: "that was hella cool" preferably just any sentence with the word "hella" in it

god the word hella...

fucking bay area. gah.

That's how we identify each other. We aren't even aware we say it either.

tyger wrote:

grillis wrote:

tyger wrote:that's the point ... when one says "X, Y, same difference", the use of the nonsensical term "same difference" makes the assertion that X and Y are the same into obvious nonsense, which makes the statement ironic, implying that X and Y are in fact different.

nah mate whenever someone says 'same difference' to me they are implying that whatever is being compared has such a little difference that they can be considered as the 'same', not to be 'ironic', that's why they look stupid (also if someone was trying to be ironic they would still sound stupid)

ok ... well, my explanation is the only reason i'd say "same difference" (& it is deliberately being silly); i can't speak for everybody ...

haha yep did come off a bit harsh there my bad.. if you do use it in the way you've described and those around you understand it as such then thank you, you actually understand it doesn't make sense although I'm not so sure that I understand your "same into obvious nonsense" explanation but that's ok haha.. people here have it twisted

tyger wrote:oxymorons got to love them

budsteq wrote:if you have 2 grey rocks and 1 blue rock the 2 grey rocks have the same difference

says the new zealander... tyger where are you located?

I cant be bothered to trawl through the many many pages. But here are mine:-

Going in
Say nothing/nuffin/nahfin (depending how literate you are)
on a mad ting
bossman
gassed/gassin

LA_Boxers wrote:I cant be bothered to trawl through the many many pages. But here are mine:-

Going in
Say nothing/nuffin/nahfin (depending how literate you are)
on a mad ting
bossman
gassed/gassin

So guilty, but I prefer 'on a mad one'.

"at the end of the day"
"put on blast"

basically anything said on jersey shore besides "busted big time yeah!" cuz im guilty of saying that one lol

hey hope you guys are having a great weekend

Siderealdb wrote:

esfandyar wrote:

Hypefiend wrote: "that was hella cool" preferably just any sentence with the word "hella" in it

god the word hella...

fucking bay area. gah.

That's how we identify each other. We aren't even aware we say it either.

somehow it made its way over to my suburb in chicago. don't know how but it was common lingo at my high school!
i quite like hella but i think anyone who doesn't have it ingrained in them gets driven up the wall every time they hear it.

belalala wrote:

Siderealdb wrote:

esfandyar wrote:

Hypefiend wrote: "that was hella cool" preferably just any sentence with the word "hella" in it

god the word hella...

fucking bay area. gah.

That's how we identify each other. We aren't even aware we say it either.

somehow it made its way over to my suburb in chicago. don't know how but it was common lingo at my high school!
i quite like hella but i think anyone who doesn't have it ingrained in them gets driven up the wall every time they hear it.

.......sigh. dunno why it irks me so much.

edit: oops wrong thread

dunno if anyone has said it, but 'man up' seriously fucks me off!

lyons238 wrote:"at the end of the day"
"put on blast"

basically anything said on jersey shore besides "busted big time yeah!" cuz im guilty of saying that one lol

hahaha all the "gangsters/ gang bangers" around where I live say that second phrase a lot. also when they are going to get in a fight or are talking about it they will say "hey dog lets catch a fade" or "those fools are about to catch a fade" holy shit that phrase is so god damn overused and doesn't make any sense either. also "im a beast"

skimpi wrote:dunno if anyone has said it, but 'man up' seriously fucks me off!

haha yea, that could get quite annoying sometimes

belalala wrote:

Siderealdb wrote:

esfandyar wrote:

Hypefiend wrote: "that was hella cool" preferably just any sentence with the word "hella" in it

god the word hella...

fucking bay area. gah.

That's how we identify each other. We aren't even aware we say it either.

somehow it made its way over to my suburb in chicago. don't know how but it was common lingo at my high school!
i quite like hella but i think anyone who doesn't have it ingrained in them gets driven up the wall every time they hear it.

South Park definitely helped spread it. There was 3 or 4 early seasons where Cartman said "hella" a lot. I think that was the first time I heard that term.

Too many. But I say most of them myself.

Just fucking shoot me and put me out of my annoying misery bruv.

LA_Boxers wrote: gassed/gassin

oi ur gassed fam.

And drty? e's parrin it. Don't ave me up.

Sentences like the above...if anyone other than me were to say them I'd think you're an absolute cretinous tnuc.

But I said it, so it's alright innit.

edit: I do say these things tongue in cheek though...just for the record....

"stoked on"... as in "i'm stoked on your beats"... "i'm stoked on this tune"...... just doesn't make sense

nothing wrong with the slang 'stoked' but use it properly... it roughly translates to being 'chuffed' or pleasantly surprised/fulfilled...

"I'm stoked I won that award the other day".... "You're giving me 50 bucks for nothing? Mate I'm stoked."

you can't be 'stoked' on something... you can only be 'stoked'.

Curious.. 'intents and purposes'... I've always said 'intensive purposes'... I guess they both make sense but is one inherently wrong?

Is this to mean they don't have "HELLA" in London,
the phrase that needs to DIE MOST is the phrase you SAY MOST.

IT'S ALL GOOD!

sure it's just a harmless sense of false hope. couldn't hurt a fly.
but now I realize it's not all good,
in fact it TOTALLY SUX BALLZ