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You're confusing the irrelevance of the word with its meaning. The word fetch did not catch on (which was the joke), but the word did not mean irrelevant, it me
by paulgb 4y ago
You're confusing the irrelevance of the word with its meaning. The word fetch did not catch on (which was the joke), but the word did not mean irrelevant, it meant “cool” or something in that vein.
- Hayvok 4y agoyes, I believe the phrase that the young lady kept using was, "that is so fetch" with positive connotations. Rachel McAdams finally snapped at her that the word was not going to catch on and that she should just stop. Tears were then shed.
- _0ffh 4y agoToday, we would call it a failed attempt to force a meme.
- eatonphil 4y agoI don't think they're saying the word fetch means irrelevance. They're saying fetch is something irrelevant. :)
- magnusmundus 4y ago> for the “fetch”-aware audience, the title reads, “Raft Is *Irrelevant* [...]” No, they're claiming that "fetch" is interchangeable with "irrelevant" according to the movie.
- deznu 4y ago"You love him, and he totally complimented you. That is so fetch." This is clearly not stating that the actions by both parties are "irrelevant", it's clearly slang for "cool" or "awesome". The movie was alluding to the word itself being irrelevant in its use, not the word meaning or being synonymous with "irrelevant". I hope this cleared things up for you.