Although the word “groovy” was popular into the 70’s, I don’t remember ever using it myself. I still use the word “cool” and it’s been around since the 1930’s. So old now that I guess I’m not aware of all the words that are currently in fashion, I didn’t know what it meant to say, “no cap.” Do you?
My 11 year-old granddaughter let me know that “no cap” is the same as saying “no lie.” How about that? She also let me know that it’s ok not to use it because people that do are just talking with nothing really to say anyway.
And then she hit me up for cake pops at Starbucks. At least she let me get something too. No cap! 🙂
I read an article that you’ve GOT to read too. This WSJ article entitled “Millennials Are the Silencing Generation” (<—CLICK THE LINK and thank me later) could’ve been written by me — but it wasn’t. In the words of a fellow Baby Boomer to Millennials…
We offended people. You are perpetually offended. We were John Belushi’s Bluto; you are Dean Wormer.
And finally, if you’re wondering why so many vaccinated people are still getting sick with COVID, here’s a great article from the Associated Press that will answer the question for you.
TIL (Today I Learned): Gerald Ford had the distinction of being the only person to serve as POTUS without being elected to either the presidency or the vice presidency. He was voted by Congress to be vice president after Spiro Agnew resigned, then filled the presidency after Nixon resigned.