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OpticalMoose @discuss.tchncs.de

24h ago

Seruleously, I'm already sick of that word.

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Nope, climate change Doc. Los Angeles is on fire and the icecaps are melting. Oh, and we just elected Biff president.

based? based on what?
- I asked my friend about this and he told me I'm a good Oregon for not knowing what it is... I dunno if he's right >~<

Chat are we cooked?

Some of us are more baked, though.
- I'm fried
- I wish I was right now.

global warming :(

Makes more sense to me than "based" or "cap." Frfr.

- it's Black American English not "gen z slang"
  
  a lot of online (which is where gen z stuff comes from) culture is just black american culture, it's not particularly different from how most european languages have a bunch of french loan words.
  
  That's how it usually goes. AAVE -> widely used slang
  Always has been
  
  Hmm, looks like it has been used by a variety of people for a while. This is what I could find, but if you have a better source for that claim, I am open to correction.
  https://reddit.nerdvpn.de/r/marioandluigi/comments/1epm3o4/when_did_the_slang_term_cooked_start_being_used/?
  
  "Gen Z" is American, "Black Americans" is American.
  I don't see the difference. 's both American.
  
  All American counter culture comes from the black community.

That's salty

Oh shit, looks like OP is crashing out_!_

chat we're cooked 💀

bro is getting cooked by the word cooked

Take the perspective of things that get cooked.
If you're being cooked, things aren't exactly going your way... Others around you are having a great time though, dinner is served.
As to being sick of it; OP, you may be turning into a crotchety old man... Not cool dude; that's like, totally lame. :P

What this means please.
- Aussie slang. Started as people who were cooked ie: fried their brains (could be drugs, more commonly nowadays brainrot from conspiratorial internet influences) , extends to other situations and a euphemism for "fucked"
- "Cooked" is Gen Z slang, basically means "done."
  "This guy's cooked." (He's had too much/he's out of it/he's screwed)
  "I'm cooked, chat." (I'm out of options/it's over for me)
  In the context of this meme, which is from the movie Back to the Future, Marty is in the past and using slang that hasn't entered popular use yet, so Doc thinks he's talking about cooking food and is confused about what he means.
  Also not to be confused with similar "Let them cook" (they're onto something, let's see where this goes).
  
  Awesome! Thank you so much!
  I remember the cene from the movie lol
- https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cooked
  UD is heavensent for people like me who have to use YT channels like Lessons in Meme Culture (LIMC) to keep up with the kids, but have typically no idea what the new slang means.

And where are they back from? Does everyone have time machines?

sorry, but if you're already sick of that word...

I miss deep fried

Youtube videos: This guy is COOKED! His career is OVER! (nothing is going to happen and everyone will forget in two days).

Wait, is this actually how young people talk or are you gaslighting us?
- I mean I use it, and I'm in my mid-20
- Lingo and slang changes every decade or so. I don't know why people are surprised that the trends from when they are 14 are no longer cool.
  
  It's not even every decade. It's basically every 3 weeks
  
  I'm not surprised that language changes, I just never heard this particular phrasing before but judging from your offendedness, I guess it is used
  
  Well, they didn't imply that it is surprising.

That's because everyone is cooking

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