It's My Bad

[Only1scoop]

I detest this saying

I don't think IABU

Ggrrrrrr

Nobody says it anymore. I wouldn’t worry about it!

Wait, people don't like me saying this? Yikes... my bad!

scoop I'd only ever say My Bad to irritate my teens, never IRL , I am far too ancient .

DS says "Chintzy" as in don't be mean/tight/scroogey

I say it in an exaggerated American accent on order to get a laugh out of my teenaged DC. They chuckle and roll their eyes in a "my mother is so embarrassing" sort of way.

Oh snap, 70s, cross post. My bad.

Oooo

Not hear 'chintzy' other than for old curtains etc

Is it followed up with 'innit'

My Bad Innit??

What does it mean?

'I hate 'Eyebrows are 'on fleek''... Er excuse me?

Topsy

What on Earth??

Monumental

I think it's means....my fault or something similar.

I'm normally quite laid back about language but I'm with Worra about the "So" .It's EVERYWHERE! Just start the fucking sentence, no need for "So"! Grrrr.

I hate "you got this" or "we got this" etc as a term of encouragement/determination l. Bleuch 🤮

I like 'eyebrows on fleek' because it's so absurd.

I had a fiery exchange of words with a mate who doesn't speak English as his first language the other day over this. I asked him to translate into English what he meant by 'his bad', as it didn't make sense and wasn't a proper English sentence.

He told me it was, his English teacher (also not English as a first language) told him it was.

It got very heated . My boss also uses it, it makes me want to stitch his mouth up.

Plumes

What does it mean??

It just means 'my eyebrows look great'. It became a thing when an American teen filmed a vine of herself saying this whilst admiring her eyebrows

What does fleek actually mean?
Someone mentioned "wait, what?" on here a couple of weeks ago and I have never noticed it before but it's now popping up everywhere!

X post. But is fleek meant to be a word? A cross between sleek and something else?

Another one that I am guilty of is using the word like instead of said.
"and she was like wait... What?"

I hate it when obviously is said several times in a sentence with no relevance.Think I've been watching too much Jeremy kyle

Also “fierce”. It irritated me the most when used by a woman who went on the women’s march last year when dealing with a comment from some rat that she must be a man. She said “I’m feminine, I went on the March with a fierce eyeliner flick”. Annoying, and an inherently stupid comment overall.

I detest it too. It's like people are trying (and succeeding!) to sound stupid (to excuse whatever they're apologising for perhaps?).

I hate 'with' used on its own e.g. "You can come with". Very American but starting to infect UK teen language.

I die a little inside every time I hear it....

It's just part of the dumbing down that is going on now.