A question abou the "youngsters"

[MagicalMom]

I could be wrong, but I always thought chunking the duece was the same as saying "I'm outtie" YKIM? When the kids leave they say "let's chunk the duece." I think it came from a song.

 

[sleepyone]

I could be wrong, but I always thought chunking the duece was the same as saying "I'm outtie" YKIM? When the kids leave they say "let's chunk the duece." I think it came from a song.

I'm outtie!

 

[luvflorida]

I think I'll start doing it when I drop my kids off at school. Thanks for the idea!

And you must do it while standing beside the car in your bathrobe.

 

[sleepyone]

And you must do it while standing beside the car in your bathrobe.

I should probably start rolling my hair too, huh?

 

[KristaTX]

I could be wrong, but I always thought chunking the duece was the same as saying "I'm outtie" YKIM?

Okay now I know that I am really unaware of the current slang. Never heard "I'm outtie" - Out of the closet?? Out of here?? Out of my mind??

I still don't even know what "phat" means .

 

[diznygirl]

My oldest is only 7 - it will be a whole new language by then.

Any chance "jeepers" and "swell" will come back in style?




Filing "ac7179" under "teenage translator" for later........

 

[sleepyone]

Okay now I know that I am really unaware of the current slang. Never heard "I'm outtie" - Out of the closet?? Out of here?? Out of my mind??

I still don't even know what "phat" means .

 

[sleepyone]

My oldest is only 7 - it will be a whole new language by then.

Any chance "jeepers" and "swell" will come back in style?




Filing "ac7179" under "teenage translator" for later........

If "golly" comes back in then, I'm all set! Especially if it's pronounced with emphasis on they -ly, like, "gooo- LEY.