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".... is a mood"

It makes very little grammatical sense in 95% of the times it's used. Just strawberry float off with it.

Rex Kramer wrote:".... is a mood"

It makes very little grammatical sense in 95% of the times it's used. Just strawberry float off with it.

I have not heard of this one.

Are they definitely not saying "is moot"?

Drumstick wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:".... is a mood"

It makes very little grammatical sense in 95% of the times it's used. Just strawberry float off with it.

I have not heard of this one.

Are they definitely not saying "is moot"?

It's a thing you see on Twitter and places like that. An example:

twitter.com/henrrykmartinez/status/1263372590707589120

"The new normal" is the phrase that annoys me the most at the moment

Tomous wrote:"The new normal" is the phrase that annoys me the most at the moment

Tomous just casually saying this is a mood.

On the subject of phrases, my wife cannot remember any properly at all, and always comes out with some weird version of them.

Any guesses on these two:

You need to float your fingers.

You can't make a cow drink its own milk.

Tomous wrote:"The new normal" is the phrase that annoys me the most at the moment

That really is an unprecedented post.

Tomous wrote:You need to float your fingers.

What's the uh, situation this comes up in?

Tomous wrote:You can't make a cow drink its own milk.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.

Tomous wrote:"The new normal" is the phrase that annoys me the most at the moment

Posts like these are the new normal now.

Drumstick wrote:

Tomous wrote:You can't make a cow drink its own milk.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.

Correct

Cuttooth wrote:

Tomous wrote:You need to float your fingers.

What's the uh, situation this comes up in?

This happened this morning while discussing me looking for a new job

Tomous wrote:

Cuttooth wrote:

Tomous wrote:You need to float your fingers.

What's the uh, situation this comes up in?

This happened this morning while discussing me looking for a new job

Is it along the lines of you need to look further afield?

Not quite

This page is just *chef's kiss*

Rex Kramer wrote:".... is a mood"

It makes very little grammatical sense in 95% of the times it's used. Just strawberry float off with it.

I've not heard or seen this one yet. I look forward to it driving me nuts in the near future.

"I'm not gonna lie" seems to have crept in to a lot of work meeting calls now as a way to start a sentence

I had one the other day where it was suggested we have virtual coffee breaks with colleagues (not a bad idea really For 5 mins here and there), but also suggested was a 'lunch and learn'

Victor Mildew wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:".... is a mood"

It makes very little grammatical sense in 95% of the times it's used. Just strawberry float off with it.

I've not heard or seen this one yet. I look forward to it driving me nuts in the near future.

"I'm not gonna lie" seems to have crept in to a lot of work meeting calls now as a way to start a sentence

I had one the other day where it was suggested we have virtual coffee breaks with colleagues (not a bad idea really For 5 mins here and there), but also suggested was a 'lunch and learn'

Our twice weekly Zoom calls are called "Catch up and bantz".

In these uncertain times...

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:".... is a mood"

It makes very little grammatical sense in 95% of the times it's used. Just strawberry float off with it.

I have not heard of this one.

Are they definitely not saying "is moot"?

It's a thing you see on Twitter and places like that. An example:

twitter.com/henrrykmartinez/status/1263372590707589120

There is a big generational gap here that I think I'm in the middle of. I've noticed people slightly younger than me use "mood" a lot, whereas people slightly older than me are mystified by it.

From this I would guess I am at most a couple of years away from no longer understanding how teenagers talk. RIP youth.

Karl_ wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Drumstick wrote:

Rex Kramer wrote:".... is a mood"

It makes very little grammatical sense in 95% of the times it's used. Just strawberry float off with it.

I have not heard of this one.

Are they definitely not saying "is moot"?

It's a thing you see on Twitter and places like that. An example:

twitter.com/henrrykmartinez/status/1263372590707589120

There is a big generational gap here that I think I'm in the middle of. I've noticed people slightly younger than me use "mood" a lot, whereas people slightly older than me are mystified by it.

From this I would guess I am at most a couple of years away from no longer understanding how teenagers talk. RIP youth.

Bully for you man, that's really swell.