I take pics getting drunk with a bunch of chicks and tag it as YOLO. Get with the program
Before YOLO people used to dub "and my excuse is that I'm young"
another phrase used the the artist? drake
My generation is
Naw wut im sayin #SWAG


I hate to break it to you, kid, but most parents (old folks) have been there, done that. Screaming a tag line prior to showing off is hardly a new concept.Irvxing wrote:C'mon old people. YOLO!
I take pics getting drunk with a bunch of chicks and tag it as YOLO. Get with the program![]()
Before YOLO people used to dub "and my excuse is that I'm young"
another phrase used the the artist? drake![]()
My generation is![]()
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Naw wut im sayin #SWAG
Gotcha. I guess I dont really notice it because I try to stay out of public places as much as possible, because in general I hate the public, and #YOLO.RCA wrote:I don't listen to the radio either. I am talking about other people's cars or walking into a business etc. If you walk into a barber shop, you're going to here music, if you go to a football game you're going to here music etc. What I mean is that it's harder to audibly isolate yourself in a non-top 100 bubble when you live the NY NJ area.
When Jack Black is the voice of reason, reason is in serious trouble,SHIFT_COUPE wrote:snwbrdr435 wrote:Isn't Yolo just carpe diem?
Not to be a d!ck here butChaotic_Warlord wrote:SWAG = Secretly We Are Gay, just saying. Thats a real definition as used by closet homosexuals in the fifties and sixties.
In a living language words change meaning.Etymological fallacy – which reasons that the original or historical meaning of a word or phrase is necessarily similar to its actual present-day meaning.[21]
LOL, #YODO does seem more accurate, but then again there's a current obsession with zombies, so perhaps #YOLT (like the old James Bond movie title) might be finally be appropriate?OriginalWheelman wrote:Not to be a d*** here butChaotic_Warlord wrote:SWAG = Secretly We Are Gay, just saying. Thats a real definition as used by closet homosexuals in the fifties and sixties.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fa ... _fallacies
In a living language words change meaning.Etymological fallacy – which reasons that the original or historical meaning of a word or phrase is necessarily similar to its actual present-day meaning.[21]
On topic....
Perhaps he should have tweated #YODO