meirl
Wednesday, 12 Mar 2025
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Talk to the hand
Yeah, that really was the next “tubular”.
Damn Skippy
That’s not even the corniest thing we used to say.
So much so we had a tv show called All That.
Yeah, they did. They really did.
Yes they did, see ya wouldn’t wanna be ya.
I love how each generation doesn’t know how stupid the shit they say is.
Fo shizzle
In the 00s as well …
Do kids today really say skibidi toilet rizz? Yes. Yes, they do.
You bet your cool beans we did.
You think you’re all that and a bag of chips but all you really are is a cold burger on a paper plate. 🎤⬇️
Wazzzuuuppppppp
Sho nuf
Up your butt and around the corner
Don’t have a cow, man.
Mid 90’s. I was in 1st grade. There was a girl who was bullying me or something and my mom literally told me to tell her “you think you’re all that and a bag of potato chips, but you’re missing a chip”. And I did. I don’t remember the reaction but I do remember saying it to her and thinking I was soooooo cool. I miss the 90s.
Yes they did, it was the bomb!
My brother wore a bag of chips on a necklace one year for Halloween. That was his costume. All that and bag of chips.
Were we supposed to quit saying that? Edit: removed random apostrophe
A generation that says “skibidi” can’t criticize anything.
That phrase was the bomb, and anybody who disagrees is a chode.
No, they said ‘Outtie 5000!’.
My mom’s friend would add “and a bowl of puuuuuuding” after the bag of chips. None of us know wtf he was ever talking about. It’s been like close to 30 years and we’re all still clueless about it.
And still do home skillet
I honestly still say it sometimes lol
Booyah
phat
And it did come with a bag of chips. The chips were free after “all that”. Nowadays you have to pay extra for the chips 😔
Amongst other things, yes.
Damn skippy!
My mom still says da bomb.
There was a time in ’91-’93 where complimentary chips were all that . . . and a bag of chips.
Yes they really did it was a beautiful time
… with the Dip
The over use of the word “whatever”