Hop onto the Bandwagon!

I'm not entirely sure how prevalent it is throughout the rest of the country, but in my circle of friends, the youtube craze for videos on "Stuff (that would be my substitute for an expletive) _____ (Insert your stereotype here)____ say" has not gone unnoticed. An example of such a video, and one that is personally my favorite:

Today I figured that I'd get up onto that bandwagon. Without further ado:

Stuff Boys from 177 Carroll Hall Say

"Dirty"-- Used to express confusion or bewilderment. Most commonly heard while watching a roommate play Skyrim: "What the dirty is that thing?", "You just died? What the dirty? How did that happen?"

"It's chill"-- The new way to say 'no thanks'. Most commonly heard when trying to get someone to buy milk. As in "Hey, will you go buy some milk?" "Nah dog, it's chill."

"F-O-F" (A shoutout to any Carliles reading this)-- Standing for 'Full of Frustration', FOF is only used the rarest of circumstances. Most commonly heard when discussing September 10th, 2011, which is the day that BYU football fell apart against Texas, only to be followed by a heartbreaking overtime loss in girl's soccer. And it was the day we discovered Carly Payne had a boyfriend. "That day was so FOF'd!"

"LTTB"-- An acronym for the worst punishment known to us. (Lick the toilet bowl) Most commonly heard in the following exchange: "Alright, it's monday night, time for you to clean the bathroom." "Nah dog, it's chill." "Oh no, you better get in there NOW or you'll be LTTBing by tonight." (Don't worry, it's never actually been sentenced on anyone).