"...it is an intentionally nonsensical, ambiguous slang term that kids use as an all-purpose reply."

Google? 'skibidi toilet'

AI Overview
Kids say "skibidi toilet" because it is the name of an incredibly popular, surreal YouTube series about human heads inside toilets fighting robot-headed characters. Children use "skibidi" as catchy slang—often meaning "cool" or "bad" depending on the context—simply because the nonsense word is fun to say.

Hi AC,

"about human heads inside toilets fighting robot-headed characters." Now that is my dear forum friend Trumpster's favourite reading material, he wants to know if its a Dickens classic, and does it come with pictures, and no big words? I'm sure it has a deep and powerful meaning, somewhere down there in the loo. Off fishing now.

I had a mate named Whitey, he's gone now.

He used to tell me his theory about different races all the time, every few months if I remember correctly.

He'd say

'If you're white you're alright
If you're brown you can hang around
But if you're black, you can just f- off.'

I'm not entirely sure if he was racist or not.
It seems brown people were at least somewhat tolerated.

Rest in peace Whitey.

"BTW, other than your made up dictionary,"

Oh dear. Why is this so hard. Now Paul thinks its a made up dictionary. Why do these dills think the way to get out of a hole they've dug is to dig harder?

http://www.dictionary.com/articles/word-of-the-year-2025
http://www.dictionary.com/

Dictioary.com advertises itself as "The Dictionary for the Real World".
The real world? No wonder Paul is lost.

Hi Trumpster,

You poor demented fool. No wounder your vocabulary is limited to one syllable words.

Dictionary.com; While convenient and suitable for general use, by those with a limited knowledge and understanding of the English language, it lacks the scholarly depth or historical tracking required for academic or professional research. For advanced writing or academic work, beyond the elementary level, one suggests consulting primary, publisher-owned lexicographical sources, trusted alternatives with greater precision such as the Oxford and Macquarie dictionaries.

Trumpster, YOU stick with your elementary Play School wordy book, and I will consult those trusted sources of knowledge, like Oxford and Macquarie.

Paul,

That's a strange way to admit you got it all wrong.

As I said, each dictionary has its own word of the year....

Merriam-Webster: “Slop”
Oxford (Oxford University Press): “Rage bait”
Cambridge Dictionary: “Parasocial”
Collins Dictionary: “Vibe coding”
Dictionary.com: “67” (or “six seven”)

But Paul, totalitarian that he is, thinks that only his view is true and everything else is made up.

Its a minor point but indicative of why and how Paul gets so much wrong.