> The o.g. iPad Air we bought in Nov 2020
o.g. ?
o.g. ?
They’re either using loosely, as in “my first iPad Air purchased”, or tightly, as in "the original iPad Air release", which was in 2013 but could be purchased used, presumably.
I started using "OG" ~16 years ago to disambiguate the Motorola Droid that I had (which was the first Android phone available from Verizon) from the Droid 2, 3, and 4 that came later.
"OG Motorola Droid" has specificity, while "Motorola Droid 1" is something that never existed.
Anyway, my usage is old enough to drive a car. :)
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/OG
are these "kids" also in the young republicans group chat?