Did I really just say that?

[rubah]

One of my coworkers is a bilingual LA homeboy. He and I are about tied for using terms that surprise or confound our other coworkers.

[TrollHunter]

I randomly said the word gnarly out loud to some friends
I spent the next week wondering where the hell it came from

1993, at a guess.

I was born in 1995, that's where the confusion comes into play.
Never was gnarly a part of my vocabulary.
I think a 90s surfer is possessing my body whenever I let my guard down.

[Jowy]

I've let "totes" slip in casual conversation more than I care to admit to.

[Shorty]

Did you follow it up with "mcgoats"?

[Jowy]

I can proudly proclaim I've never followed anything up with "mcgoats".

[Mirage]

everybody knows I'm a computer gaming nerd so they don't care when I spout out online lingo at work and trout.

Everyone I know is a gamer so they're not surprised either.

[krissy]

come on
totes is a legit use word
it ain't just jokes

[Mirage]

i've used "totes" and it wasn't even in an english sentence

[Citizen Bleys]

i've used "totes" and it wasn't even in an english sentence

That's not so unusual, I've said "smurfing bulltrout" (sans EoFF filters) while speaking Japanese in FFXI. The JP party members knew what I meant.

[drotato]

Anything I say sounds lame because I'm sooooo awkward. It's weird. I hate it.

[Mirage]

that sounds pretty lame, nikki

[krissy]

holy trout it just got awkward in here

[drotato]

Yeah, see? Anything. WHOOPS I DID IT AGAIN.

[NorthernChaosGod]

I can't really think of any slip ups on words. Sometimes I'll combine words because speaking sucks.