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It's not an uncommon expression. I searched the term in a chat room my friends (of varying professional backgrounds) have used over the past 5 years. There were
by speff 3y ago
It's not an uncommon expression. I searched the term in a chat room my friends (of varying professional backgrounds) have used over the past 5 years. There were about 200 instances of us using the word.
- asu_thomas 3y ago[flagged]
- maxbond 3y agoPlease refrain from being nasty to people going out of their way to answer your question. Any longtime English speaker is qualified to make observations about what is happening in their linguistic community. They went the extra mile to quantify it for you (in a community other than HN, in direct response to your question). You are free to choose how much weight you assign to their observation, and it's fine if it differs from your experience, but it's uncalled for to ask "what they're smoking."