That's so pudding

Something lame or super rough. An audible representation of "😫".

Girl: "My mom took away my phone because I skipped school."
Boy: "Man, that's so pudding!"

That's so pudding

That's so pudding is gross like someone just spit in your face

M: "why aren't you going to my party tonight?"
K: "I'm grounded right now!"
M: "that's so pudding!"
K: "I know, right?!"

so lots

when you love someone so much that’s words don’t do your feelings justice. appropriate when your words come out jumbled up everytime you try to express your feelings. used when “so much” and “a lot” don’t cover just how much you love someone.

I love you so lots, LB.

So 2020

An expression/statement added to any discussion in which emphasis is desired that the subject matter or situation is an absolute shit show. Conveying life of pure hell. A miserable state of existence worthy of forgetting.

Man I just lost my job, I’m behind on rent, the ex is after more child support and last night I picked up a prostitute and now my balls are are fire and I have to health insurance. Dude, your life is so 2020.

So Vegetarian

When a person does or says something that is so undeniably characteristic of a vegetarian.

Examples:

Zach- "That'd be so great if I could get some extra spinach on that. I love spinach!" Person- "Man, that's So Vegetarian of you."

Person- "So you're vegetarian?" Zach- "Yeah, except for bacon." Person- *shakes head and thinks, "That's So Vegetarian."

Zach- "I woke up at 5 am today." Person- "It's Saturday..." Zach- "World Cup qualifying match. USA will win one day. Want a piece of my tofu?" Person- "Yup, should have known. So Vegetarian"

Zach- "I'll never change my Facebook profile picture. I love the plants in the background." Person- "Why?" Zach- "It was my prime...I don't want to disappoint people when they see a picture of me now" Person- "So Vegetarian."

so bbgirl

when something is “bbgirl” it’s amazing, it’s the light of your life, it’s indescribable

“your sweater is so bbgirl 🤭🤯🤩.”

“thank you, that means so much to me.”

The Rule of So

1. When you ask a question starting with "So" in a discussion with someone, you're probably misinterpreting their argument to make it look much worse in order to make yourself look better.

2. A Strawman fallacy. When you expect someone to defend a statement they're not making.

Example 1.
Person 1: "I'm a Democrat."
Person 2: "So you eat babies, want a population of 10 billion in the USA, and want to close down and jail the whole police force?"
Person 1. "Fail. The Rule of So."

Example 2.

Person 1: "I'm a Republican".
Person 2: "So you think Donald Trump is Jesus, Alex Jones should be the next president, and it should be compulsory for all children to bring guns to school?
Person 1. "I'm not even going to answer that."