meh

[Zay]

Just thought it was interesting to see the word "meh" get added to the dictionary.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/n...,5517946.story

My thoughts on this? Meh. *shrugs*

[whocares123]

I didn't know it wasn't technically a word before.

[Slave of the Beast]

Originally Posted by whocares123

I didn't know it wasn't technically a word before.

These days new words seemed to be defined as randomly constructed gibberish whose popularity refuses to die. When they survive for an arbitrary length of time in the collective consciousness they become an official word.

I wouldn't be at all surprised to find "D'oh!" in there.

[alexander224]

Bleh.

[Slave of the Beast]

Originally Posted by alexander224

Bleh.

lolwut?

[alexander224]

Originally Posted by Slave of the Beast

lolwut?

State of mind usually caused by boredom or a annoying situation that doesn't really causes any heavy emotional reactions.-urbandictinary.com(THE authority on this subject)

[TheVizier]

Originally Posted by Slave of the Beast

I wouldn't be at all surprised to find "D'oh!" in there.

It is:
http://web.archive.org/web/200212030...nt/1387335.stm

Almost 8 years ago.

[Slave of the Beast]

Originally Posted by TheVizier

It is:
http://web.archive.org/web/200212030...nt/1387335.stm

Almost 8 years ago.

I know. I was being sarcastic, hence the rolling eyes.

[alexander224]

Originally Posted by Slave of the Beast

I know. I was being sarcastic, hence the rolling eyes.

Sure.

[DerDrache]

Originally Posted by Slave of the Beast

These days new words seemed to be defined as randomly constructed gibberish whose popularity refuses to die. When they survive for an arbitrary length of time in the collective consciousness they become an official word.

I wouldn't be at all surprised to find "D'oh!" in there.

That's how languages grow, innit?