language is not fixed, it evolves.

Graduate college
Graduate high school

It's*from* you peasants! Graduate from or graduated from.

People who use “vaca” instead of vacation. Saw it first in DCUM a few years ago and have been seeing it a lot more lately.

My friend was wearing a shirt that said "Wife. Mama. Boss" and I couldn't help giggling. This is high fashion among my peers.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is wrong with ‘out of pocket’?

Not everyone has pockets!

It's off label.

I try hard not to make snap judgements on people but any time I hear "mamas" or "boymom" (and I'm a mom of a boy" I am going to struggle to listen to anything they have to say. Those phrases just make me think you're a complete moron.

Overheard at school carnival: "Babe, you ready to head back to the house? I'm thinking grill some burgers." At a volume that could be heard from the moon.
The most annoying part of this is "the house." It's your home! I know you live two blocks away.

Anonymous wrote:"why do old people like to drive school buses?"

Oh my thank you for this! I refrained from posting on that thread just to say it had to be one of the most inane questions I had ever seen on DCUM.

Anonymous wrote:Out of pocket is legit.

Why is it ok to say brunch but not linner?

I don’t really care either way, but I think supper is a good word describing what this is.

Out of pocket is legit.

Why is it ok to say brunch but not linner?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is wrong with ‘out of pocket’?

It already had a meaning. A very different meaning. Unavailable/unreachable (or the obvious when discussing how much something cost).

It didn't mean acting wild/inappropriate.

. Thank you. I haven’t heard it used in the new way yet.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ha- Linner deserves its own word.

What is Linner?

A mid afternoon large meal (lunch/dinner).

If you tolerate "brunch," deal with "linner."

Anonymous wrote:What is wrong with ‘out of pocket’?

Not everyone has pockets!

Anonymous wrote:What is wrong with ‘out of pocket’?

It already had a meaning. A very different meaning. Unavailable/unreachable (or the obvious when discussing how much something cost).

It didn't mean acting wild/inappropriate.

I bet you are perfect, OP. You have never uttered a single stupid thing in your whole life. How do you do it? What can the rest of us learn from your brilliance?