“Dude, that thing is church!”
”Churchy McChurch!”i
“Dude, that thing is church!”
”Churchy McChurch!”i
“Come, come, my conservative friend, wipe the dew off your spectacles and see the world is moving" - Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Any idea what language that was?
No idea on the language, but the second kid's response seems to show how rapidly an unintended 'cutesy' name can spread through the conversational language ( 'Boaty McBoatface' - familiar to anyone here ? )![]()
Charter Member - - Professional Procrastinators Association of America - - putting things off since 1965 " I'll get around to it tomorrow, .... maybe "
I have a good friend and former co-worker whose two sons have been building those things since they were younger than fifteen. It amazes me what a kid can do with a little encouragement and guidance.
Mickey Lake
'A disciple of the Norse god of aesthetically pleasing boats, Johan Anker'
I guess “That thing is slap!” is passé.
Guaranteed that once 'teen speak' goes mainstream, they no longer use it.
I always thought the fastest route to getting rid of the jeans hanging down to the crotch, was for a bunch of old guys - like us - to adopt the style.
There's a lot of things they didn't tell me when I signed on with this outfit....
Built to a high standard. Impressive ( Perhaps imagining Cathedral and using poetic license)
Have you guys heard that "lit" replaced, " cool?" How about, " Sleep on?"
That song is so lit, people are sleeping on it.
Kevin
Edit: I have two teen daughters, plus I occasionally listen to the most downloaded songs on Spotify just to keep current.
Kevin
There are two kinds of boaters: those who have run aground, and those who lie about it.
“Come, come, my conservative friend, wipe the dew off your spectacles and see the world is moving" - Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Quebecois has a lot of euphemisms for obscenities and profanities using liturgical terms.
When I was working on my first boat with the shop door open, a 20-something garbage man came up the driveway to collect our bin.
“Are you building that?” he asked. “Dude, that is phat!”
“Beamy.” I corrected.
When I was a teenager "bad" was good, very good
What's not on a boat costs nothing, weighs nothing, and can't break
At that age, being a landlocked skateboard fanatic without actually having surfed, I nevertheless adopted California beachboy slang: amped, aggro, airtime, stoked, gnarly, hella, gripped, bags, bail, bitchin', bomb, chunder, ding, heavy, locked, maxed, pumped, rad, ripped, sicko, tubular, wipe, zeroed.