Things that should be buried with the last decade

[fletcher munson]

"deal breaker"

[ChrisRawk]

I've never heard "weak sauce" before, but now I'm going to start using it as frequently as possible.

I've actually started saying it recently.  I have no idea why.  It just feels right.

Oddly, I have an intense hated for "cool beans".

[Christina]

You know what word makes me skeevy? "Robust" when used in a context other than physical exercise or coffee. Like a robust publicity plan, or a robust operating system. It sounds dirty.

[Steve of Bloomington]

'Performant'

I've just never liked that word. It's what people use instead of saying 'performs well' or 'cool'.

[Mark in Helsinki]

Also, I want to eradicate the term "DH" when referring to "Dear husband" or "Darling hubby" ... (PUKE!)

I have never heard this before in my life.

consider yourself lucky!

Maybe it's a British thing?

[JustNicole]

Also, I want to eradicate the term "DH" when referring to "Dear husband" or "Darling hubby" ... (PUKE!)

I have never heard this before in my life.

consider yourself lucky!

Maybe it's a British thing?

I'm not a huge reader of knitting blogs but I do think many of the crafters use DH to refer to the person they're knitting something for.

[Mark in Helsinki]

Also, I want to eradicate the term "DH" when referring to "Dear husband" or "Darling hubby" ... (PUKE!)

I have never heard this before in my life.

consider yourself lucky!

Maybe it's a British thing?

I'm not a huge reader of knitting blogs but I do think many of the crafters use DH to refer to the person they're knitting something for.

I'll get me coat...

[todd]

Also, I want to eradicate the term "DH" when referring to "Dear husband" or "Darling hubby" ... (PUKE!)

I have never heard this before in my life.

consider yourself lucky!

Maybe it's a British thing?

I'm not a huge reader of knitting blogs but I do think many of the crafters use DH to refer to the person they're knitting something for.

Yikes, that makes it about 50x worse.

[gravy boat]

If I could choose one media "personality" to leave behind -- Nancy Grace.

[harris]

If I could choose one media "personality" to leave behind -- Nancy Grace.

Glenn Beck or anyone from Philadelphia NBC 10

[Reeleyes]

I've never heard "weak sauce" before, but now I'm going to start using it as frequently as possible.

I've actually started saying it recently.  I have no idea why.  It just feels right.

Oddly, I have an intense hated for "cool beans".

I hate cool beans as a saying but I love it as a weird musical number in Hot Rod.

[Trotskie]

I've never heard "weak sauce" before, but now I'm going to start using it as frequently as possible.

I've actually started saying it recently.  I have no idea why.  It just feels right.

Oddly, I have an intense hated for "cool beans".

I hate cool beans as a saying but I love it as a weird musical number in Hot Rod.

It was also a good zine.

[dave from knoxville]

It should have been retired after the 90's, but I still hear it, so it still should.....


"You go, girl"

[TacoSmith]

It should have been retired after the 90's, but I still hear it, so it still should.....


"You go, girl"

I don't know, I think that one is due for an ironic comeback.

[cutout]

Moms on Facebook, it's gotta stop. My mom's update from today verbatim: "I did the macarena in an elevator with a pickle because I'm awesome!" Is that a euphemism?