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LOL it's kid slang, which we all know should not be taken seriously, when I was in high school it was bad to be "straight" because "straight" meant you were boring, stick in the mud, uptight and nobody liked you. When I was in middle school, if you didn't like something it was "overdue" which was just the updated version of "yesterday". "Those socks she's wearing are so overdue." When I was in elementary school; if we liked something it was bad. "those are some bad shoes girlfriend."

If you try to tell kids to stop using gay to express things they don't like or agree with, they'll just replace it with another word.
One of my neighbors (who's married, but had two gay roommates before he was married, so not anti-gay) said something was "so gay... and I don't mean gay in the good way". I had to laugh at that.
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