Top Words of the Decade ('Google' Wins)

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AMW1011

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FAIL WON!!!

The rest of this list is fail...


...why does sea kittens get mentioned in every damn category?

FAIL.
 

r0x0r

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Here's one they forgot:

-dearest comrade. A suffix used on internet chat forums after an adjective as a derogatory (but not hateful) term for another user.

E.g. newfag, samefag.

 

maigo

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[citation][nom]AMW1011[/nom]...why does sea kittens get mentioned in every damn category?[/citation]
Because die in hell PETA
 

socrates047

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i think dearest comrade and gay should be added with how they are used in todays vernacular, along with pawned.

P.S DRACULA SNEEZE FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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[citation][nom]Socrates047[/nom]i think dearest comrade and gay should be added with how they are used in todays vernacular, along with pawned.P.S DRACULA SNEEZE FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/citation]


i think you mean PWND not pawned = when you sell shit at a pawn shop.
 

demonhorde665

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i hate google , it is NOT a verb it is a name of a company , i never have nor will i ever use that evil companies name as a verb. and what's up witht he teabagger definition what morons came up with that eery one knows teabagger is some one that goes around squating thier chars over fallen oponents in various online games (aka teabagging thier virtual nuts on thier beaten oponent)
 

squidrott

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..."teabagger"...amusing...never heard of that definition before.

I'll have to remember the "dracula sneeze". I only started noticing this more in public after H1N1 scare started.

Too bad "fail" didn't beat out "tweet".
 
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Jeez. Twitter is so pointless. So much so, that I'd like to downgrade that word to "Twatter." xD
 
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