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dragonlady7via http://ift.tt/2kkoOAN:
altorogue:
lettersfromtitan:
dorkilybeautiful:
wittgensteinsmister:
the worst thing about spending your life on the internet is that when you’re playing a game like cards against humanity at a party you’re the person who has to explain what things like bukkake are
I’m the guy who literally explained what felching is to his linguistics class (and then had to clarify that no, gerbils are not involved, no that is not a real thing, wtf) as well as the guy who had to explain furries to his working group in a professional meeting.
I once had to explain to colleagues what teabagging is when a discussion of the Tea Party went awry.
I had to explain teabagging to my MOM.
I have by now forgotten the context of almost all of the story, but I have a very vivid recollection of someone impersonating an older relative asking, “What’s boo-cake?” and the collective group all groaning in unison because oh no, we’ve all been there, and how terrible is this world that this is a place we’ve now all been?
Whatever the generation after Millennials is, though, in about 10-15 years there’s going to be comment threads on sites like this where they all talk about how they learned about golden showers. Thanks, 45.
altorogue:
lettersfromtitan:
dorkilybeautiful:
wittgensteinsmister:
the worst thing about spending your life on the internet is that when you’re playing a game like cards against humanity at a party you’re the person who has to explain what things like bukkake are
I’m the guy who literally explained what felching is to his linguistics class (and then had to clarify that no, gerbils are not involved, no that is not a real thing, wtf) as well as the guy who had to explain furries to his working group in a professional meeting.
I once had to explain to colleagues what teabagging is when a discussion of the Tea Party went awry.
I had to explain teabagging to my MOM.
I have by now forgotten the context of almost all of the story, but I have a very vivid recollection of someone impersonating an older relative asking, “What’s boo-cake?” and the collective group all groaning in unison because oh no, we’ve all been there, and how terrible is this world that this is a place we’ve now all been?
Whatever the generation after Millennials is, though, in about 10-15 years there’s going to be comment threads on sites like this where they all talk about how they learned about golden showers. Thanks, 45.
