Slang terms originated from our linguistic cultural history from our friends and family. Regional dialects at their best, friend to friend and household to household. Sometimes inspired from the Television and pop culture we consume, and occasionally terms of insult and endearment as well.
In short, a collection of dirty words.

Unnecessary Word shortening
Aiesh

Aiesh

Noun. 1. Short for Asian. Ex: All aiesh lady have side-ways architecture.

Comfers-Cozers

Adjective 1. Giving or having a feeling of being comfortable. Ex: Aww look, your jammies make you look all comfers-cozers! Origin: Borrowed from Vice Magazine’s “Do’s and Don’ts” section.

Reggie

Pronounced (re•gees) Adjective 1. Regular sized, arranged in a reoccurring pattern. Ex: I would like a reggie sized glass of juice, please. Origin: Jess started asking for things reggie sized and she’s crazy.
The Great Depresh

The Great Depresh

Proper Noun 1. A silly term for the great depression, Now children the Great Depresh was rough on all families. Origin: 2008 7th grade social studies lesson that Jessie was actually teaching.  Students commmented on the usage and seemed to enjoy.  Antics preformed in the classroom frequently inspire bizarre twists like this to keep children...