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So what does 'right-on' mean? :shrug:

Oh dear, you are having a miserable day. When I say 'day', I mean 'life'. I'm merely asking why you would use a ridiculous phrase such as 'right-on' to describe people who find you such a tedious, clueless, insufferable bore. It's not as though it means anything - at least, not in ways that...

'Right-on'...? What on earth does that mean? It sounds like a gutter-tabloid creation picked up by stroppy remedial 6th formers who can't get their own way.