"Bro, man, dude" Do you say it?

[burningdragoon]

However, I was part of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles generation, so I think it should be allowed.

Works for me, dude.

 

[Vault boy Eddie]

I always liked how Mr Mackey says mmkay in south park so I started doing it when talking with my fam. Well, it stuck with me and now I use it all the time, like everyday, seriously, I don't remember the last time I said ok.

 

[Leole]

I say "bro" and "dude", the latter very much more often than "bro"

 

[dibblywibbles]

Rad. and one that isn't used often enough is bitchin'. but yeah word bro man is something everyone should say. but they're used only when talking to my homies. that's right I say that too. One more thing, if someone says that a moustache is ironic, punch them in the mouth. A moustache is a way of life, not to mention totally rad, bro.

 

[Gabriela D.]

I'm an avid user of DUUUUUUUUDE!

As in ''WTF DUDE!''

Me, too. I also use *****, beotch (or however that's spelled) and woman. Mostly with my sister, as terms of endearment. And in return she calls me fat (I have 61 kg).

God, I love that *****.

Beotch (broken down to almost sound like beach) and DUDE indeed.
I like your style.

Thanks, man.

Oooooooo. See what I did there?

 

[Astoria]

I say dude an awful lot without meaning to and on occasion I'll say bro but it's usually to be stupid.

 

[Dogstile]

All three. Usually in jest, but occasionally they sneak in

 

[dex-dex]

I love the word dude!

 

[Mr Pantomime]

Sometimes I use Bro and Dude. Just to casually address friends. I dont really notice it, so when I get a text with "bro' or "dude" in it, I always think " I dont say things like that, do I?"

 

[Triangulon]

I have never used bro. I do however use man, dude, buddy, mate and fella'.

 

[mew1234321]

Oh... Oh my.

You just made me realise how frequently I say those things...

I think... I originally intended to use them sarcastically, but then they grew to be part of my lexicon.

That's very frightening. D:

But, on the other hand, I am always utterly serious when I engage in a bro-fist.

 

[Spineyguy]

Dude.
Bro.
Man.
Bruh.
Blud.
Mate.
Fella.
Kidda.
Sonny.
Old chap.
Sport.
Lofty.
Stilts.
Shorty. (Though I don't use that one particularly often.)
Porky.
Tubby.
Ham-bone.

Now if only I could learn people's names.

 

[SuperUberBob]

I use "dude" and "man" all the time. Occasionally "bro", but not too much.

 

[Sentox6]

I take bro to a whole NEW level. Broklahoma, brochaco, broloni. I use it in the cheesiest way possible for maximum bro-tacular awesume..atude.

Hi-five, broseidon.

I use all these words. Often without satirical intent :|

Edit: well damn, I'm a necromancer.

 

[ShakyFt Slasher]

I only say dude but yeah I think there really isn't anything wrong with saying stuff like that if you are a decent intelligent human being. Unfortunately that isn't always the case :S

 

[Saelune]

I say man and dude. I actually recently realized that too. Alot of things I say sarcastically I say regularly now...though I think it is generally accepted I am usually sarcastic anyways. I also say guy alot. Its sort of a replacement curse I use for general annoyances. Like if I am killed while doing something "fucking guy!" as opposed to say, douche or prick or something.

 

[Aesir23]

I say "man" a fair bit, but not bro or dude...Well, rarely I'll say "Dude" but I've never said "Bro".

 

[Waaghpowa]

I hate when people use "bro" ironically. It always sounds awkward to me. Been saying dude for as long as I can remember.

 

[Biosophilogical]

It's been ingrained into my brain to address people as Ma'am or Sir.

Me too! I went to a private high school, so especially in the younger grades, when you don't know the teachers' names you call them sir/ma'am/Ms, and when you get to the higher grades you just call them sir/Ms/ma'am because it is quicker than saying Mr/s What's-his-face.

OT: I type them, because they feel different in text than in voice, so they better suit the tone I'm going for when I use them. I do occasionally use words like 'sup' or 'bro' in general conversation, but mainly when I'm going for a 'chillin' tone.

Captcha: Also ialsli .... okay, first off, what came before that that it warranted an 'also', and secondly, how is 'ialsli' in any way coherent under any reasonable context.

 

[darkfire613]

I say "dude" and "man" but the only times I'll say "bro" are when I'm both being sarcastic and talking to my actual brother.