[JusticeTalion]

God bless our troops wherever they may be.

[A knight without armor]

Very copacetic.

[Doctor Stochastic]

Neat, that's really copacetic.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Our troops have *rad moves*.. that is all I know about the knarly topic. ;]

[theFIRMbss]

>In the gnarly world of far-out slang, only 'cool' is still groovy

[F16Fighter]

As a wordsmith, thought you might find this interesting.

[ol' hoghead]

"Hubba hubba, 23 skidoo,oh you kid, the cats pajamas" and the ever popular "she'a a real doozie"

[Fiji Hill]

Thanks for posting this. Justice Talion, you're a reet, voot, gone hepcat--a solid sender who is in the groove and hep to the jive.

[Drew68]

Rticle says "chill" didn't pass the tect of time. I beg to differ. "Chill out, dude!" is still in common usage. I'm partail to "copacetic" myself but then again, I'm a square cat.

[mowowie]

The new "My Bad" saying drives me crazy for some reason.

[Maceman]

This article is the cat's pajamas.

I love the slang of the 1930's, back when a real man would fall for a swell-lookin' dame and go sappy.

[Kirkwood]

Paris Hilton ruined "hot" for the rest of us.

[djf]

Dude doesn't know what he's talkin about. Of course, maybe he's really a chick.

When I was in college in the early 70's, a gal might smack ya upside the head if you called her a chick.

[Fresh Wind]

"Cool" has been in the language so long that it's no longer slang.

[Vince Ferrer]

I think "ok" qualifies as the most popular slang of all time. It even has been borrowed by dozens of other languages. "Cool" would have to be second to "ok".

[papertyger]

I'm pushing for "Shiney! "

[yarddog]

My dear old Mother who never uttered a bad word in her life once got angry at a woman.

Mother kept trying to say something bad about her but couldn't think of anything. Finally she blurted out "that Flapper!"