"SKU". We're not warehouse operatives; what's wrong with describing product variations as "models"?
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The word Bomb, other then to describe something that explodes ingame. For obvious reasons
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| Gameboy86 said: Does the term "kiddy" even get used anymore? |
Go ahead and type "nintendo kiddy" into google. I wouldn't be bitching about it if people weren't saying it.
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@Esmoreit: That was a good one. Before i was familiar with the meaning of "bomb", how we tend to use it, i thought it describes the explosive effect of a bomb. Which, btw, is how it's used in finnish.
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Doomed, that word has been tossed around quite a lot this gen.
Everyone seems to have taken all the other ones, so I guess I'll go with fad.
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I'm also quite sick of hearing Fanboy tossed around properly and improperly. And even when its properly used it annoys the hell out of me. Most people using it are not boys but teens. And then still, fanteens will wear out think too soon aswell. So I'd say, scrap the term all together and let's call eachother fantards in general. Tards always has a more funnier tone.
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