That's so Y2K 

Originated from a cartoon series, this term is used to imply something that is considerd old fashioned nowadays.
i.e. Something which happened or was fashionable before the year 2000 (Y2K).

1. Hey man check out my new sneakers.

2. No way man. That's so Y2K. You better lose em.

That's so Y2K by Swami-G December 14, 2008

That is SO going on Facebook! 

The 21st century equivalent of calling something a "Kodak moment." It's not only good enough to photograph, but you are compelled upload it to your wall on Facebook for all to see.

"Look! That poodle is doing the Macarena!"

"That is SO going on Facebook!" (pointing smartphone and clicking away)

That is SO going on Facebook! by MILatino July 8, 2011

that's so 90's 

An exclamation used to declare something is highly representative of 1990's pop culture.

Chicago bulls, Kenan & Kel, N64, etc.

"Dude, that's so 90's it shits neon windbreakers."

that's so 90's by sandstorm810 February 14, 2012

Why are aligators so mean? 

Cuz dey got all dem teef but no toofbrush.

Why are aligators so mean?

Aligators cant brush all dem teef cuz dey got no toofbrush.

Why are aligators so mean? by blabofcorn November 5, 2012

I'm so fucking bored 

the state of not having and or doing something interesting. Poeple tend to be agrivated at at being in this state, hence the "fucking."

Its a friday night and all my freinds are busy. I'm so fucking bored.

I'm so fucking bored by Sabrina Smiot October 25, 2010

That's So Raven 

A show on a family-oriented channel called Disney Channel. This show circles Raven Baxter, a psychic that can predict visions. She has 2 parents, one brother, and two friends.

That's So Raven is a show on Disney Channel.

That's So Raven by DoirB April 13, 2009

That's so scooby 

The phrase has indeterminate meaning and unclear origins.

Usage varies. It can mean cool; inebriated; "jacked" on stimulants; or "high" on benzodiazepines.

It can also mean all or none of these things. Proper usage varies with time, place, and context. However, the specific meaning intended is always easily conveyed, due to the common usage of the colloquialism.

Dave: What are you doing dude?
Berg: I'm just scoobying over here man.
Dave: Cool, I'll come over and we'll sort those bolts together.

Jack: What are you cooking Alex?
Alex: I'm making hotdogs.
Jack: That's so scooby.

That's so scooby by nibia January 1, 2011