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minus-squareCarlsIIIlinkfedilink22•7 months agoI thought “yeet” meant “throw”, but now apparently it means “yes”?
minus-square@Pratai@lemmy.calinkfedilink10•7 months agoWait… what? My god I’m so lost on all of this.
minus-squaredonlinkfedilink2•7 months agoWhen I was a teen, I was lost too. Then I got used to being lost. Now, no matter where I go, there I am.
minus-square@DudeBro@lemm.eelinkfedilink4•edit-27 months agoit still means throw but it is also phonetically close to saying “ye” (as in enthusiastically saying yes with a long ‘e’ but not finishing the word) so people use it as such
minus-squareXbSupercakelinkfedilinkEnglish3•7 months agoIt’s the opposite of yoink. Anyone who says otherwise is wrong.
I thought “yeet” meant “throw”, but now apparently it means “yes”?
Totes yeet, yo.
mood.
Wait… what? My god I’m so lost on all of this.
If you aren’t a teenager, that’s the point.
I’m a teen and I’m lost too
When I was a teen, I was lost too. Then I got used to being lost. Now, no matter where I go, there I am.
it still means throw but it is also phonetically close to saying “ye” (as in enthusiastically saying yes with a long ‘e’ but not finishing the word) so people use it as such
It’s the opposite of yoink. Anyone who says otherwise is wrong.