[ SECRET POST #5524 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5524 ⌋

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Re: Bucket List

[(Anonymous)]

The US has a lot of regional terms that are not always represented in the media. It's easy to hear a new turn of phrase and just assume it's from a part of the country you've never spent much time in or maybe something from a different subculture or generation.

Like how "tea" for "gossip" or similar is not at all new, but it's not something I personally encountered much before the past decade because I wasn't part of the subculture that originated it. It's easy to assume other terms are similarly old but new-to-me and just roll with it. (Although try not to make too many assumptions - I had a friend who honestly thought "going postal" had an origin completely unrelated to "postal" as in the mail. She thought it was a funny coincidence that disgruntled postal workers happened to be called "postal workers.")