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KLK1972

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5. My daughters do this!!

Reply to bif (Original post)

Wed Nov 19, 2025, 05:06 PM

15 hrs ago

With each other and their friends, I think they qualify as Gen Z. It's actually hilarious to see/hear. Also, one of them has a Funcle shirt, although she is not an uncle nor a funcle

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Women calling each other "dude" and "bro" in movies and shows. [View all] bif 15 hrs ago OP

You young folks and all your new-fangled ways! marble falls 15 hrs ago #1

I got called "dude" about 20 yrs ago by a younger, male, coworker Nittersing 15 hrs ago #2

When I hear the term "Dude" I always think of "The Big Lebowski"....could that be it? walkingman 15 hrs ago #3

I doubt younger folks are familiar with the movie bif 15 hrs ago #4

The Stranger's monologue - "The Dude Abides" Brother Buzz 12 hrs ago #11

My daughters do this!! KLK1972 15 hrs ago #5

I think some of their slang is only understood by them and they're just having fun. Like 6-7. Deuxcents 14 hrs ago #6

I'm tired of all people referred to as men or man in books. Chalco 14 hrs ago #7

And somehow the phrase "you guys" anciano 14 hrs ago #8

I think everyone is called "Dude" today, I have been called worse, I guess. nt doc03 14 hrs ago #9

My millennial daughter and her husband call each other dude Hassler 14 hrs ago #10

Yes it sounds weird to me too TommieMommy 1 hr ago #12