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ny biker
09-03-2009, 11:06 AM
iamtedking just posted this on twitter:
Super is the new Epic.
Please adjust your vocabulary accordingly.
Wahine
09-03-2009, 11:08 AM
Hee hee hee.
katluvr
09-03-2009, 11:27 AM
So no more "epic" rides or adventures?:confused:
andtckrtoo
09-03-2009, 12:33 PM
Oh man, a SUPER ride does not have the same ring as an EPIC ride...
I say we boycott this trend until we can come up with a suitable word to replace Epic.
Selkie
09-03-2009, 12:41 PM
That's groovy! Or as we said in the 80s, b*tchin' (as in "b*tchin' camaro" -- one of my favorite songs!)
7rider
09-03-2009, 12:42 PM
I thought it was "awesome"? :confused:
Man...I am soooo behind the times.
ny biker
09-03-2009, 01:04 PM
Based on the facebook postings I'm seeing from teenage relatives, I think we need to repeat one of the letters, like superrrrrrr or maybe suuuuuuuper.
I don't understand the point of this -- my 17-year-old nephew just posted his new class schedule and one of his friends wrote "I have psychology with youuuu." And the other day my 16-year-old cousin responded "idkkk" to something I wrote. Is there a meaning to the repeated letter? Or do they they just have a stuck key on their keyboard? I don't know. Or rather, idk. But if we really want to be hip and with-it, I think we need a repeated letterrrrrrr.
smilingcat
09-03-2009, 02:00 PM
I would think it should be suuuper and not superrrrr :p I think the emphasis is on uuu not rrrrr.
ahhhh what dooo I knoooww aaaanywaaay :p:p:p
spazzdog
09-03-2009, 02:05 PM
As a SYTYCD (So You Think You Can Dance) junkie, I learned a new one the past couple of seasons...
Buck! or BUCK!
Seems to mean totally flawless and fab/incredible/super-duper
GLC1968
09-03-2009, 02:58 PM
Based on the facebook postings I'm seeing from teenage relatives, I think we need to repeat one of the letters, like superrrrrrr or maybe suuuuuuuper.
I don't understand the point of this -- my 17-year-old nephew just posted his new class schedule and one of his friends wrote "I have psychology with youuuu." And the other day my 16-year-old cousin responded "idkkk" to something I wrote. Is there a meaning to the repeated letter? Or do they they just have a stuck key on their keyboard? I don't know. Or rather, idk. But if we really want to be hip and with-it, I think we need a repeated letterrrrrrr.
That's crazy! So now not only are kids too lazy to write out whole words, they can't even be bothered to lift their fingers off the keys in a timely manner?
Oy, I feel so old! :eek:
ny biker
09-03-2009, 03:18 PM
That's crazy! So now not only are kids too lazy to write out whole words, they can't even be bothered to lift their fingers off the keys in a timely manner?
Oy, I feel so old! :eek:
I think they're doing it on purpose. I'll ask my nephew tomorrow when I see him. Or maybe I'll ask his 12-year-old sister, if I can get her to stop texting her friends long enough.
Tri Girl
09-03-2009, 04:17 PM
Super is soooooo 90's.
I want another word as cool as epiccccc. ;)
gnat23
09-03-2009, 04:42 PM
astronomic, colossal, considerable, enormous, epic, gigantic, ginormous, humongous, jumbo, mammoth, massive, mega, monster, monumental, prodigious, sizeable, tremendous, vast, very big, very large, whopping, bigger than life, bold, classic, courageous, daring, dauntless, doughty, elevated, epic, exaggerated, fearless, fire-eating, gallant, grand, grandiose, gritty, gutsy, gutty, high-flown, impavid, inflated, intrepid, lion-hearted, mythological, noble, stand tall, stouthearted, unafraid, undaunted, valiant, valorous
-- gnat! (Dude, that ride was fire-eating!)
ny biker
09-03-2009, 04:50 PM
astronomic, colossal, considerable, enormous, epic, gigantic, ginormous, humongous, jumbo, mammoth, massive, mega, monster, monumental, prodigious, sizeable, tremendous, vast, very big, very large, whopping, bigger than life, bold, classic, courageous, daring, dauntless, doughty, elevated, epic, exaggerated, fearless, fire-eating, gallant, grand, grandiose, gritty, gutsy, gutty, high-flown, impavid, inflated, intrepid, lion-hearted, mythological, noble, stand tall, stouthearted, unafraid, undaunted, valiant, valorous
-- gnat! (Dude, that ride was fire-eating!)
Hmmm...let's try some of these out...
Dude, that ride was very big!!
Dude, that ride was gutsy!!
Dude, that ride was stouthearted!!
Dude, that ride was lion-hearted!!
Dude, that ride was prodigious!!
emily_in_nc
09-03-2009, 06:03 PM
I like best:
Dude, that ride was mythological!
But that's way too hard for today's texting teen to spell...
I vote for doughty. I'm not even sure how to pronounce it (doubt-ee? doe-tee? doff-tee?) but that hardly matters as it will only be used in digital communication.
Sarah
Everyone is so far behind me.
I don't know how long I've been saying it.
It's not epic.
It's not super.
It's super-mega.
Super mega bike ride! Super mega bike ride! Super mega bike ride!
crazycanuck
09-04-2009, 12:06 AM
I prefer..coolio yo
witeowl
09-04-2009, 04:46 AM
I vote for doughty.
Sorry, but I'm going to nix that one. It's pronounced nearly the same as dowdy. Can you imagine?
"Wow, that was a doughty ride!"
"Oh, that bites, I've been luck enough to never have a dowdy ride."
"What?!? You've never really had a doughty ride? Sucks for you!"
"You dowdy woman! What the heck are you talking about?"
"Gee, thanks, but I'm not sure I deserve that compliment."
"Never mind. Let's talk about baseball."
katluvr
09-04-2009, 06:25 AM
Sorry, but I'm going to nix that one. It's pronounced nearly the same as dowdy. Can you imagine?
"Wow, that was a doughty ride!"
"Oh, that bites, I've been luck enough to never have a dowdy ride."
"What?!? You've never really had a doughty ride? Sucks for you!"
"You dowdy woman! What the heck are you talking about?"
"Gee, thanks, but I'm not sure I deserve that compliment."
"Never mind. Let's talk about baseball."
LOL! Good laugh w/ my morning coffee!
Maybe there are varying degrees of an "epic" or "super" ride (date, day, adventue, etc). Like a spectrum. Not that I know what it would be. But "super" feels like it was more middle of the road.
Great, fun, wow, super, awesome, ah man killer!:cool:
That is how I think of it...(again, not sure I have ever had "epic"--maybe pretty darn close, but not the pinnacle of rides/adventures. I like to think there is more and even better to come!):p
roadie gal
09-04-2009, 06:47 AM
Bummer! I LOVE "Epic Fail". I go looking for reasons to use that one. Now it's passe? *sigh*
malkin
09-04-2009, 11:27 AM
I'm not using super instead of epic until there are epic feminine hygiene products. And as far as that goes, nothing tops "overnight."
Skierchickie
09-04-2009, 02:23 PM
Maybe there are varying degrees of an "epic" or "super" ride (date, day, adventue, etc). Like a spectrum.
Hmmm.....so it could go something like this: "Today's ride was only a little epic, but last Saturday's was WAAAYYYY epic! Yesterday, well, that was barely epic at all. It was short, flat, slow, and wasn't even scenic - boring, really." I like it!
I may just cling to epic for everything in my life! :p Like my epic summer of sitting on my butt, with a broken ankle. :mad: I did have an epic 10 minute warmup on the stationary bike before PT yesterday. :rolleyes:
Oh - and I am very pleased to say that I have never required epic feminine hygiene products!
Hmmm.....so it could go something like this: "Today's ride was only a little epic, but last Saturday's was WAAAYYYY epic!
No.
It goes like this
"Today's ride was mega but last weeks rider was super mega!"
roadie gal
09-05-2009, 11:01 AM
No.
It goes like this
"Today's ride was mega but last weeks rider was super mega!"
... and tomorrow's will be way epically super mega...
No.
It goes like this
"Today's ride was mega but last weeks rider was super mega!"
Zen, you did that on purpose! :D
No.
It goes like this
"Today's ride was mega but last weeks ride was super mega!"
.:o. I swear I didn't .:o.
WindingRoad
09-05-2009, 08:46 PM
That's groovy! Or as we said in the 80s, b*tchin' (as in "b*tchin' camaro" -- one of my favorite songs!)
OMG another Dead Milkmen fan???:D:D:D That super, uber, mega, giga, epic cool!
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