Do people really use the word posse in a non-ironic way?
How about the word yo?
Homie? Hipster?
I have recently realized that while I started using the word dude (emphasis on the u, more like doood, with an accompanying lift of the chin) in a completely ironic way, mostly to make fun of my friend Matt, it has come to be completely non-ironic and sincere.
I need to stop that.
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Believe it or not, there are people who call themselves "hipsters." Fortunately for the rest of us, the word hasn't reached the common lexicon, and the only people who use the word "hipster" are people who think of themselves as "hipsters."