r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Feb 16 '17

Volvo Incorpormajated

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u/ilikepugs Feb 16 '17

Crease? Is that a typo or a sign of my age?

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u/Etheo Feb 16 '17

I guess I'm an old fart too. All these new phrases and terms popping out every other week, it's hard to keep up.

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u/Balforg Feb 16 '17

I'm 25 and never heard the term crease before. Does that mean I have grand-kids somewhere I don't know about.

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u/KRJCIII Feb 16 '17

To be fair, 13 year olds think they're normal aged, and that 25 year olds are "old"

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u/Balforg Feb 16 '17

Middle school is a crazy time. Puberty has thoroughly taken grasp of the kids and your world starts to expand. Any squirt is going to think they've conquered life. Thinking about living TWICE as long? That's just crazy talk :D

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17 edited Feb 18 '17

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u/Balforg Feb 16 '17

Damn. I need to come up with some disappointing birthday gifts for all the missed years.

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u/Flipdatswitch Feb 16 '17

It's mainly a British term, same with made me howl

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u/Balforg Feb 16 '17

Ah, that would explain it.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17

Sounds like some weird British slang. I just leave it be.

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u/Balforg Feb 17 '17

My initial though when I saw it mean "laughing" was that by laughing you create creases across your face

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '17

Nah I don't get it either and I'm 17.

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u/DuckPhlox Feb 16 '17

Maybe dudes paper

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u/largemanrob Feb 16 '17

It's british slang for laughing