My son looked at me and said: "mom, you are pretty poggers". Is it a good or a bad thing?

[Anonymous]

[NamerOfStars]

Well, the suffix "-er" is usually added to one who does whatever activity it's being appended to. A dancer dances, a builder builds, a leader leads, etc. Of course, "pog" isn't a verb, but young people have apparently banded together to decide that basic regard for parts of speech is for losers, and thus (for example) have begun using "crap" as an adjective and "invite" as a noun.

But at 45, you're probably too young to have a child who remembers what pogs actually are, so the logical conclusion is that he's telling you he needs help with his time machine, but has to be indirect about it, presumably because he's being spied on.

[Kaneki05]

I mean... you probably need to get him checked. Because he's either got a cringe disease or has some mommy issues.
Though if he's young than a teen he probably don't know that he's been cringy.

Poggers is a "good thing" but it's used ironically and if used seriously... then it's cringe.

[4ngelic]

good thing. translation he said your pretty cool

[MCheetah]

Bad. Mainly because he's using such a word.
What have you been doing to your son?

[Anonymous]

I don’t know what it means so….. I guess ask hi. What he meant

[Emanon25]

I think is good lol

[Joker_]

your son is doomed

[Shamalien]

Its good