I realized it has to be since the 70's since I've used that word and today after reading the Sonar forum and the CH...it's the only thought that I had so figured I'd post it.
 
Freaky.

If you ask me, that's kind of groovy....

and "far out"!

"groovy"...nope. Never took hold for me.
 
"far-out"...yeah, I guess Cheech and Chong probably caused that one to stick.
 
Neither of which I experienced today. Just freaky.

spacey
I realized it has to be since the 70's since I've used that word and today after reading the Sonar forum and the CH...it's the only thought that I had so figured I'd post it.
 
Freaky.

Uh oh...  The Coffee House is assimilating Spacey!!! 

I was in a band in the '80's with a drummer who would unexpectedly yell ''Mmmm!! Beaucarb!!'' from behind his kit.
 
We never did know what that meant.

Neither did he!  LOL.

craigb

spacey
I realized it has to be since the 70's since I've used that word and today after reading the Sonar forum and the CH...it's the only thought that I had so figured I'd post it.
 
Freaky.

Uh oh...  The Coffee House is assimilating Spacey!!! 

LOL.
 
No. I've changed my ways and see the forums have too for the most part.
You that have known me for years probably recall a few times when computers pissed me off...well my internet PC that sat next to my badass Alien music one pissed me off a few weeks ago...chunka chunka ...can't believe how trashing one of those makes me feel so liberated.
I guess the older I get the more I'm regressing to my young one attitudes.
I hit 61 a few days ago and got home and found this present...
 

I had it returned. I couldn't except that...to much and the only LP's I'd care to play are The Beatles Mobile Fidelity collection...so it will remain un-played.
I'd say that was pretty freaky- me returning such a nice gift...but that wasn't the word...and I'm not repeating the ones I thought but will say it wasn't easy all the way around.
 
 
Maybe ''Mmmm!! Beaucarb!!'' would have been much nicer. :)

B I T C H E N

Now I'm going to spend all day thinking of words like that. 
 
"Neato" comes to mind.
 
And I think "ain't" used to be a lot more popular than it is today.
 
But I don't feel particularly inclined to revive either of those.