It's not difficult to set off an argument between the US and UK sides of the internet, especially when, like me, you’re a Brit. How much should you tip in a restaurant? Is a dryer really a necessary household appliance? Should you let a domesticated cat go outside? The topics are varied and the outrage is forever overblown, but never more so than when the two sides are talking about food. American retorts against the phenomenon that is UK food are now an established part of the online vernacula…

On Reddit's infamous r/teenagers sub, a user offers up a post with the title “I f****** HATE being 13”. They elaborate: “Yesterday my whole class had to stay behind for 30 minutes because some kid kept yelling ”sigma sigma on the wall, who's the skibidiest of them all". It would seem that even the first true iPad kid generation is tiring of the language that it has supposedly started to speak.

Also, elitist nerds think their genetics are better than yours.

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