oh I hate “brain fart”…just don’t like it at all…any common modern phrase you don’t like?
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New normal.
Uuugggghhh.
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No dessert.
I dont understand 
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Any of the new rights phrases for hijacking the agenda of what is decent.
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Woke and “cancel culture”.
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Thanks mate. I didn’t want to say them as politics but yes. They are pretty indicitive of Instagram culture for sure.
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Feeling called out right now!!!
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I hate that term too. My nephew and niece, in there twenties, use that term all the time.
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“Feeling called out right now”. I hate that phrase, lol.
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Not singling anyone out but the internet has a good habit of getting like minded people together. That can be productive or really toxic as your aware.
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I agree. The 1980’s were new at the time. The 1990’s were a new time too.
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It’s apropos. Rogueboy be hatin’ on us Instagrammers again.
Dirty Vegemite muncher.
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Literally being used for things that literally aren’t literal.
I’m literally guilty of doing this myself and it literally grates my cheese.
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The word like at the beginning of every new sentence.
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When people exaggerate.
Like “omg i was so tired last night i slept for like 100 hours.”
no you did not. If you slept for 100 hours that would be a coma. You did not have a coma.
Or
“Omg there was a fire last night and i saw like 100 firefighters.”
No there was not. If there was 100 fire fighters they would be stepping all over each other and wondering “wtf are we all doing here theres 100 of us. There shouldnt be 100 of us here.”
~ dane cook
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like, I use like sometimes when I’m like typing, just to add a humorous flavor to what I’m saying.
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“Just be yourself”
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“It’s all good”
Normally said when it’s not all good.
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“it is what it is” 
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Tulane, what I get irritated with is when people tell you to “just be yourself” and then you do and they start giving you advice on how to act differently. Asshats!
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