Also The_Picard_Maneuver@startrek.website
Totally agree
Yeah, let’s please stay here for a while.
Does that confirm it?
I actually looked it up before making this post, because any time someone uses either version of the word, this comes up in the comments. Apparently both “sike” and “psych” are considered correct, although it seems like “sike” is more commonly used, so I went with that one.
It is a joke, lol
This guy makes these terrible concepts for apps and stuff:
You’re describing my pre-internet childhood.
(It wasn’t a 10k volt t-rex fence though)
A genuine self-report, lol
It’s actually a PhD in trombone. Someone misheard it one time, and nobody has ever thought to follow up.
“Oh, Alan? Yeah, he has a doctorate in bones or something.”
Yeah, probably. I know nobody who says it is actually thinking that way - it just hits my ear a little differently.
Yeah, I think it was gen Z that started saying “my crush” instead of “someone I have a crush on” years ago.
I’ve always thought it was a weirdly possessive way of phrasing it.
I always forget this, thanks
After some unproductive googling, here’s a random guess. The cover art style doesn’t really match (not sure if the inside is different), but it has a deep sea diver and a lady underwater, who I can only assume is the “Ghost Queen”
The council can be so cruel.
I’m agreeing with the article, using an example to reiterate the article’s central message that there’s a discrepancy between how the term is usually directed vs reality.
In that case, it may have chosen the exact wrong way to hide.
Nooo!
People use it as slang for doing something in the most basic way without protection/assistance/augmentation, etc.
Pretty much just like the lady in the comic.
Gotta meme to keep it alive