'My Bad'....

....could we ban this 'kiddiespeak' term from these boards? Every time I read it I want to vomit and it's just a bit fucking sinister if you ask me.

Yes, can we 'get' a higher standard of grammar and spelling.

(see what I did there - ROFL)

Whenever I hear that phrase (usually on the Internet in my case), I want to ask 'My bad what?'

'LOL' is the one that gets on my tits

Bossy Jem wrote: 'LOL' is the one that gets on my tits

Who's Lol?

Kath wrote:

Bossy Jem wrote: 'LOL' is the one that gets on my tits

Who's Lol?

creme, fella in 10cc who got their name from 10cc being the average amount of.......

well look it up

it gets on a few lasses tits

leather_girl wrote: Whenever I hear that phrase (usually on the Internet in my case), I want to ask 'My bad what?'

It's usually "my bad vaginal secretions are planning to take over the universe" in my experience.

Personally hate the phrase... unfortunately I believe it came from this side of the pond.

As for the board, members should loose one finger per use... which finger to start with I wonder?

i must be getting really old, I haven't a clue what it's supposed to mean, and it sounds incomplete.

By the way (I'm not falling into the trap here)

this is Lol

Acronym List

Kath wrote:

Bossy Jem wrote: 'LOL' is the one that gets on my tits

Who's Lol?

Lol Tolhurst gets on my tits as well.

After Shug's mate Liam very unfairly calling me a 'posh manc', some of my friends have started using HOL in texts and emails - hwa hwa hwa being the way us posh uns are supposed to laugh.

As my stepson would say,"This is proper sick"......which apparently means is good!!

WTF??

My son uses that too..."sick" without the proper. Another popular one is "sweet", which apparently is a good thing as well? I am not allowed to use these "street" words as my son calls them...because I am old!!?? Nice kid eh? WTF indeed!

Awww Snap! "my bad" has been around at least 20 years anyway, it not that new.

What was that word Hooky junior used to use? That was a good one.

Laurs1029 wrote: My son uses that too..."sick" without the proper. Another popular one is "sweet", which apparently is a good thing as well? I am not allowed to use these "street" words as my son calls them...because I am old!!?? Nice kid eh? WTF indeed!

Sick and sweet have been around for a long time, at least 25 years... though sweet and cherry were words that were around 'wrench-heads' and not the general public about 25 years ago at least...

Old Blue wrote: Acronym List

RTFM Read the flippin' manual

Errrrm, no ;)

Must be cranky hour at the old folks home...

I am hearing the term a lot LOL don't you what the heck is it!!! Miss Hooky's Angel

so this thread is 'sick' thats good its 'spew',thats very good its 'mental' very good again its 'bad' good also its 'shit' thats also good it seems and its 'nowhere' its good as well

must be something for john cooper clarke to poet about here surely ...

how do you say something is not good these days

ShugZV wrote: G

Add that to the list...

Miss Hooky's Angel wrote: I am hearing the term a lot LOL don't you what the heck is it!!! Miss Hooky's Angel

o yea lol

banshee wrote: so this thread is 'sick' thats good its 'spew',thats very good its 'mental' very good again its 'bad' good also its 'shit' thats also good it seems and its 'nowhere' its good as well

must be something for john cooper clarke to poet about here surely ...

how do you say something is not good these days

Dare I say, irony lost on the Brit?

Woo a small yank victory!

I had to show some apprentices round work today, and I overheard them saying 'roffle' to each other a lot.

Then it clicked, they were using 'ROFL' as an actual word...

Not at all...I would want to do the same thing as well! It's quite annoying. Is it so difficult to say the entire f*%$*$ words?