I don’t always partake of those terms, but when I do, I find they pair nicely with a rich “totally.”

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Dec 24, 2024
8:45:28am

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Joe Banks

Previous username: Paco
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Time

POLL: Do you use gnarly, rad and tubular?

Archaea

Dec 24, 8:36am

Never said tubular. Said gnarly and rad as a kid. Still say rad on occasion.

reagan21

Dec 24, 8:37am

No, but we were watching Elementary and I am trying to get my kids to repopulari

AggieWeekendCougar

Dec 24, 8:38am

I'm enjoying that show right now.

byujdmba

Dec 24, 8:40am

I go with groovy.

byujdmba

Dec 24, 8:38am

Cool, man

John Doe

Dec 24, 8:39am

Yes. Gnarly is for big waves, ski/snowboard runs with big features, and downhill

Superkid

Dec 24, 8:44am

and how participants look when they wipeout.

BYUBandfan

Dec 24, 8:54am

I don’t always partake of those terms, but when I do, I find they pair nicely with a rich “totally.”

Joe Banks

Dec 24, 8:45am

I use rad occasionally because it bugs my 15 yr old

DC12

Dec 24, 8:49am

I mix those with rizz, no cap, etc for the same reason

Longseason

Dec 24, 8:53am

Are those new alternative social media platforms?

BYUtiful

Dec 24, 8:51am

Never unironically

BeyondTheMark

Dec 24, 8:52am

Totally. I think it’s pretty sick.

cougaman

Dec 24, 9:00am

Does Nar Nar boo boo count? If so, every day

Stucoug83

Dec 24, 9:01am

Should be pronounced tublear.

Florwood

Dec 24, 9:17am

Nope, just bodacious.....

Penske Material

Dec 24, 9:21am

Not since the nectar nineties.

valleus

Dec 24, 9:22am

I say "tubular" ironically

reddead

Dec 24, 9:30am

Gnarly now has a negative connotation. Tubular is for engineers & surfers. Rad

ninja math

Dec 24, 2:14pm

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