Piss the other party off, by saying "Old news".
People saying "Old news" refer to the fact that they already know what you were trying to tell them.
Originated by Vexiant.
People saying "Old news" refer to the fact that they already know what you were trying to tell them.
Originated by Vexiant.
by Vexiant February 5, 2012
Something that is old but has been used as new trend. For example mom jeans, patches, 70's band shirts
A: Have you seen new Justin Bieber's Lyric video for friends?
B: Yeah, I have, it has this old new style.
B: Yeah, I have, it has this old new style.
by beccaisboss August 23, 2017
Was once New Amsterdam. Why they changed it I can't say. People just liked it better that way! Often compared to how Constantinople is now Istanbul.
by FAT KNIGHT December 26, 2018
by S.E.McD February 18, 2009
by AstuteLegalScholar August 31, 2014
by Tom Cook March 25, 2004
Saying you can or can't teach something to someone once they've gotten past the time when they learned their ideals/ways. Saying you can or can't change someones mind about their long term opinions or beliefs. can be referring to a human as well.
A: my dog won't listen when I tell him to sit!
B: yeah, you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
A: but can't you just hear me out on this, B?
B: no! I made up my mind a long time ago.
A: *sigh* you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
A: I'm 70 years old but I just learned rock climbing!
B: you can teach an old dog new tricks!
B: yeah, you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
A: but can't you just hear me out on this, B?
B: no! I made up my mind a long time ago.
A: *sigh* you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
A: I'm 70 years old but I just learned rock climbing!
B: you can teach an old dog new tricks!
by Rileyisafk December 18, 2022