'obviously'

 obviously you  have blah blah blah....it's always used as a  fore runner to an insult 

and the only person it is obvious to is the insulter,lol.

obviously....

'heinous' being used to describe something only mildly annoying!

LOLu yes Jackson - obviously is often used as an insult... *she said blushing*

'Fix'

BB's a fix, bb fixed this, bb fixed that. Fix, fix, fix, fix, FIX!!!! 

Okay, maybe its not taken out of context, but its very overused.

"Totally like", this is used by teenagers in Irl right now. Randomly used with no clear meaning: Example:
The movie was 'totally like' amazing. Drives me insane and most of them now have mid-atlantic accents a la Jedward
Oh another new introduction is using the word 'SICK' to mean wonderful.

awesome  !!   or as those bloody Yanks on my telly say - OSSUM!! 

the thing they are talking about is never awesome, it's always about something dripping in mediocrity

oh and of course the perennial favourite..... wicked!!

I'm disliking the new gay, meaning useless, meaning, like.

Oh, and Ben's use of 'good friend', meaning someone who allows him to get away with murder and strokes him regularly.

We used to use 'dead' alot when younger oh it was dead good etc etc
The one I love now though is Oh he's a horried nice man, makes me giggle.

Awfully nice, terribly nice

OMG that is totally gay!

'Legend', when used to describe a housemate you think was entertaining.

That's a new one on me.

Isadora you forgot the 'like'...OMG that is like totally gay

He/she is a lege... figure that one!

Like, totally!

Like I totally forgot that... my bad.

But Lesley from BB8 was a 'legend'...... 

The Bible is a legend!

Lesley was a promising housemate, driven out by a curly clown!

they just tickle me.

I really don't like that one.

I also hate with a passion "Irish" being used to mean stupid or chaotic

You are not old fashioned, it's just a matter of personal taste. I don't like the term "hot" either unless it's used in the right context .... Like you, I prefer, good looking, pretty or sexy

Sometimes my teenage children don't laugh when they are amused by something. They just say "LOL". 
And I mean LOL... not ell-oh-ell

I hate it!    I have been fighting an ongoing battle with my kids about this use of the word gay ... and at times have been losing the battle...

its blowing over a bit now though...   new words are springing up.. I haven't heard either of them describe something as gay for ages.

Thankfully neither of them say "like" at the end of every sentence.

I like "wicked"...  and I use the term hot!   (sorry Isadora )   daughter has moved onto describing them as "buff"..  and I quite like that too!

For me... anything is better than the over use of the word "safe" that seems to be thankfully going out of fashion.

What Me no liking that one

me & my mate found ourselves doing that to each other when we had first discovered chatrooms...   was even worse cos she came to work at the same place as me... and we kept finding ourselves saying lol!   Luckily it was less common then... and we had the good grace to be cringing at ourselves and stop doing it!

Daughter & I do occaisionally say "ninja" on the end of a sentence though

'literally'

I put them in texts

so do we! 

Oh, I literally tear my hair out, when I hear that one!

Baldy. xxx 

Or when used to describe a violent criminal.

Fit

Is that just us that do that or is it broader across the internet??  'ninja'

like 

I don't know what it means.

no.... its come from spending way too long on here!