I don't feel excluded or offended (although I completely understand that argument), but using language like that makes me less likely to want to engage with you

I don't feel excluded or offended (although I completely understand that argument), but using language like that makes me less likely to want to engage with you because I find it immature. I find the way it contorts english grammar detracts from content and dilutes the message. If there was something funny about it I'd find it much easier to ignore, but all it's communicating is that you identify with a particular subculture in our industry that I find to be immature. It's just a turn off and a bad first impression. That said, if I needed it I'd probably still use it regardless.