How has space station 13 affected your lexicon?

[Super Aggro Crag]

I find myself using the term "robust" a lot more. Whenever I perform a task in a nonstandard manner I refer to it as "the secret monkey technique"

[Lumbermancer]

Tabling someone entered my vocabulary of verbal threats.

[chocolate_bickie]

I've ssstarted ssstresssing my sss'sss.

[Stickymayhem]

I say chelp sometimes but it translates to normie

[Vekter]

I say chelp sometimes but it translates to normie

chelp

[Armhulen]

I have also succumbed to saying chelp.

[Farquaar]

Maybe not a lexicon change, but I now I consider clowns and mimes to be linked in a way I didn't before. I'll see a clown entertaining kids at a children's hospital and I think about a mime doing the same thing, before realizing that mimes aren't real and they can't hurt you.

[Kel]

robust in all contexts

[Space Panda]

"robust" a little more

which is funny cuz I'm probably one of the least robust people on /tg/

[PKPenguin321]

"antagonist" has become a very common vocabulary term whereas before you might only hear it in a literature class

[cacogen]

I didn't know what EVA was.

[Tlaltecuhtli]

I didn't know what EVA was

isnt it an anime reference

[cacogen]

I didn't know what EVA was

isnt it an anime reference

Yeah it's like kenji pilot the mech haha

[nianjiilical]

this game has given me enough brainrot to make me say epic and x moment a lot

[gum disease]

studying anatomy as 1 of the modules for my degree

antagonist/agonist (specifically pertaining to muscles) comes up very frequently.
the former always makes me think of spess now.

[ThanatosRa]

Tator for Tatortot for traitors.

And I never give context on why I use it either.

[cacogen]

I didn't know Gray's Anatomy was a book until the medical overhauls forced me to study medicine. Honestly, the show is better.

[wesoda25]

I watched hell or high water this summer and in the scene when all the men got in their trucks with their guns in hopes of catching the bank robbers made me think they were valid hunters and then I became sad

[cacogen]

I've actually seen that film. I checked my Letterboxd and I gave it four stars and a like. Probably too generous in hindsight but apparently I enjoyed it.

[wesoda25]

It wasn’t BAD, but someone told me it was as good as no country for old men which simply isn’t true. They have their similarities but in terms of quality it’s a world of difference.