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https://offspring.lifehacker.com/a-parents-guide-to-vsco-girls-1839095762#:~:targetText=So a “VSCO girl” was,is hugely popular among teens.Do the letters stand for something? Just trying to get my understanding of it before I bust it out in front of my daughter like I'm cool.
Oh, I see. At first I thought it was something related to Victoria Secret...
when i was young it was guys wearing an earring in the right earI thought women who wore scrunchies on their arm were advertising something else.
Did they wear green on Wednesday?when i was young it was guys wearing an earring in the right ear
no doubt. i just couldn't sort why she wanted the Hydroflask and stickers so badly. they're #1 on her list.
This describes my youngest daughter to a t. She knows it and uses the exptession herself.
You don't really pronounce it, you type it. It's like a mashup of omg and lol. I think it is supposed to be like someone is so excited they are just smashing at their keyboard or can't come up with anything real to type. and i oop.
It goes with the pre-schools and kindergartens that think it's cute to misspell the words in their names. Just exactly what are you teaching those children?
Seriously? I think I would have been pretty offended to be called "kiddo" as a high school student. It's right up there with "young lady" for someone who is obviously a old lady. I pity the poor fool who tries that one on me.
Don’t ever hear them call an individual kid a kiddo. It’s always plural, like “the kiddos from band will be on a field trip today”. It’s only a small select group of female teachers who say it.
I think I’m going to start using something even more obnoxious like “kidlets” or “kidaroos”.
I'm convinced 95% of upper management types get all of their slang from management/how to lead/self-empowerment books. And 100% of those terms completely suck.
My local one is "solution" as a verb, as short had for "design/develop a solution". Example: "The customer has submitted request X. We need to solution this."
it feels like some people are so wrapped up in day-to-day business jargon that it seeps in to their every day life, too. and not just the language but the manner of speaking that they use at work when talking to employees/co-workers/bosses.
It may have passed, or maybe it was just my former boss that always used it. I don't think I hear it with my current team, but yeah I used to get pretty stabby.
Ha my 11 year old checks all these boxes. I’m buying a stupid hydro flask just so I don’t have to hear about it anymore.
Typical scene at my school.
According to my middle school teacher friend, part of the VSCO thing in our area is the kids that hide their vape pens - some as small and similar in look to a usb driver - in the scrunchie. And then can vape quickly whenever and wherever. I'm sure that's not universal, but she said it's a real issue in their school.I thought women who wore scrunchies on their arm were advertising something else.
not a vape guy so not sure but don't these things result in a seriously big vapor cloud?
I'm not either. I think it depends on how much vapor is ingested at a time? My buddy has a mj pen and he exhales almost no vapor. But admittedly I'm not very hip so just going by what she says.
There are vape apparatuses that result in a TON of vapor... looks like a train. Others that give off very little.
