unfortunately I don't know enough to have it catch on with them, so I can only spread it to other olds, in which case it will become an old person usage

Yes, I know what it means. I'm asking if I can reformulate it to "time to cook," or if that's outside of standard usage.

How was my punctuation usage? I feel like periods are perhaps incorrect? Maybe I should have used line breaks, to emulate the feel of multiple text messages, screenshot?

For example, can one say "time to cook?" Or is the phrase exclusive to "let her cook?"

I recently realized that my familiarity with the youthful vernacular has declined, so I'm looking to increase my fluency. Would appreciate any copyedits and grammar suggestions from those more familiar! Probably too much to hope any actual young people will see this.

Nooooooooo I'm four songs in and already obsessed with this album, and the Fillmore is already sold out of course

Not her puppy (looks just like her previous puppy who passed years ago), but there is a reason I do still follow her

😂😂😂😂😂

My family members who have been constantly reposting the stupidest propaganda are completely silent tonight. It's a small sample size but I suspect they're all still reeling with embarrassment, maybe we'll get crashouts tomorrow

and one outtake for fun

Inspired by my favorite gif

I had so completely forgotten everything about this movie except for the existence of the dog that I literally had to look up a plot summary to figure out who you were talking about. I would say that this is a commentary on the quality of the movie but tbh this is not that unusual for me

You know I was recently discussing crossword puzzles that you write and I thought I was joking when I said that all of your puzzles have NSA in them but perhaps I might not have been

I was so confused to see this post before remembering we license our images as CC by. Like, hey, I know him (that banner)! Wait...

Lena that first picture gave me an actual jump scare