May 27, 20187 yr Lit. Not tonight. Whoop (just creepy weird). As if. Pretty much all of Tim Brewster’s tweets.
May 27, 20187 yr 8 hours ago, BurntEyes said: The incorrect obscenely over used "literally". "It literally blew my mind" Was your brain somehow exposed to wind? Or.. are you a full cybernetic built upon a human frame after you mind was blown? "I literally flew to the store" Did you sprout wings? Take your own personal helicopter to a store? Where did you land? Do you have a Jetsons car? Bothers me too. Even worse is "literally" now means literally and figuratively
May 27, 20187 yr 2 hours ago, Vic Mackey said: Sunday Funday Maybe you need to work on your Sundays.....
May 27, 20187 yr Methinks. Usually incorporated into some of the most idiotic shit that I’ve ever heard. “Methinks that a black jersey would be a really sweet alternate for one game a year.” Fuck off you limey poser dipshit.
May 27, 20187 yr Nonplussed - there's nothing wrong with the word itself, but since it's become an antonym of itself, I don't know what anyone means when they use it anymore. Price point - I get that there's a narrow use where it's different than price, but 99.9% of the time there's no difference. Do life with - This one shows up in certain Christian circles and is maddening.
May 27, 20187 yr 2 hours ago, Austinvines said: “Step foot” is the closet to, if not the most ridiculous phrase anyone can type/write. You don’t step with anything besides your feet so you are either totally ignorant or just trying to be wordy, which makes you totally ignorant. No one would say “clap hand” and dolts who “step foot” are simpletons. What about people walking on their hands?
May 27, 20187 yr Any time a customer steps up to my desk, or a call I answer who says: "Hey, I've got a quick question..." Has no intention of having a quick or concise conversation.
May 27, 20187 yr 2 hours ago, Austinvines said: “Step foot” is the closet to, if not the most ridiculous phrase anyone can type/write. You don’t step with anything besides your feet so you are either totally ignorant or just trying to be wordy, which makes you totally ignorant. No one would say “clap hand” and dolts who “step foot” are simpletons. Set foot is a perfectly good expression, if a bit colloquial.
May 27, 20187 yr I personally don't have much of problem with literally as an intensifier. The pedantic side of me is bothered by: Nauseous instead of nauseated Begs the question instead of raises the question
May 27, 20187 yr I could care less. Irregardless. Most forms of verbing: I office from home, etc. Irony when used incorrectly, which is at least 90% of the time.
May 27, 20187 yr 10 hours ago, ernest_t_bass said: I have an almost 13 year old daughter. I pretty much hate 80% of the things that come out of her mouth. It gets worse before it gets better.
May 27, 20187 yr 3 hours ago, pops said: Love love love There's nothing you can do that can't be done Nothing you can sing that can't be sung Nothing you can say, but you can learn how to play the game It's easy
May 27, 20187 yr “By far one of my favorite...” How can something simultaneously be ‘by far’ and still in a group with other things?
May 27, 20187 yr 12 hours ago, Austinvines said: “Step foot” is the closet to, if not the most ridiculous phrase anyone can type/write. You don’t step with anything besides your feet so you are either totally ignorant or just trying to be wordy, which makes you totally ignorant. No one would say “clap hand” and dolts who “step foot” are simpletons. I have no idea what you're talking about. Also, Spoiler EV-REE BAH-DEE CLAP YO HANDS!
May 27, 20187 yr 9 hours ago, TexArcher said: Irony when used incorrectly, which is at least 90% of the time. Man, that's ironic.
May 27, 20187 yr 20 hours ago, millhouse said: "Adversity" in the sports context Guacamole being called "guac" What about uac?
May 27, 20187 yr 21 minutes ago, RDCanecutter said: People using airport codes as a cute way to say which city they are from. STFU. Same thing goes for area codes. Jesus that is irritating.
May 27, 20187 yr 2 minutes ago, Walden Ponderer said: Same thing goes for area codes. Jesus that is irritating. You can thank that shithead Jim Rome for this stuff
May 27, 20187 yr 22 hours ago, SDG said: What’s your opinion on moist? if it's followed by "brisket", I approve.
May 27, 20187 yr 15 hours ago, butthurt said: When someone has a stomach bug and calls it "the booty flu." Very high name to post correlation. On a serious note, amnouncers saying "too tall" when referring to throwing a football.
May 27, 20187 yr I'm retarded when it comes to "you want to have your cake and eat it too". If I have a delicious piece of cake, of course I want to eat it. Duh!
May 27, 20187 yr People using airport codes as a cute way to say which city they are from. STFU.Which airport is STFU?
May 27, 20187 yr 16 hours ago, Chuychanga said: Sexy time. I see it on this board often. It’s no wonder your wives won’t fuck you. You’re talking to her like a feminine beta bitch. What are you talking about? This guy got laid all the time. 23 hours ago, Moocowtex said: “It is what it is” Makes me want to stab someone. This was my most hated from back in my old corporate days. Still makes me rage. "Well it is what it is" "Well, go fist yourself, alright" Football coaches/players/announcers that refer to everything relating to football by using the term football. Football field, football team, National Football League. Yeah, we know what sport you're talking about. People saying two thousand eighteen. It's twenty eighteen. Did everyone walk around saying nineteen hundred ninety seven?
May 27, 20187 yr Bothers me too. Even worse is "literally" now means literally and figurativelyIt’s been used hyperbolically for centuries. Literally.
May 27, 20187 yr The term “bandwidth” being used around the office for having extra time to help with something.
May 27, 20187 yr 1 hour ago, JukeJointJunkie said: I'm retarded when it comes to "you want to have your cake and eat it too". If I have a delicious piece of cake, of course I want to eat it. Duh! But then you won't have it anymore. Duh!
May 27, 20187 yr Say "DILLY DILLY" again, you hilarious motherfucker! Oh that was gold. You took what they say in that commercial and applied it here. Fuck yes! And just when your hilarious "WUZZZZ UP" was just beginning to get slightly stale.
May 27, 20187 yr 1 hour ago, BurntEyes said: Couldn't you eat a piece of your cake and have the rest left. Why are you required to gluttonously eat the whole fucking cake? What if it's a Dolly Madison snack cake, huh? Didn't think of that, did you?
May 27, 20187 yr The general tendency for sportscasters to latch onto a phrase and drive it into the ground is a special kind of annoying. "Quarterback room" is the flavor of the day. A few years ago it was "spin the ball". Before that, "high point the ball". All actually have meaning, but the overwhelming follow-the-leader approach to commentary makes me ragey.
May 27, 20187 yr 31 minutes ago, BurntOrangeCrush said: "ass, my dude". Stop saying that. It's annoying as fuck (AF for you youngsters) In the context of aggy recruiting, and aggy quarterbacks generally, that one is timeless. Tater Tot may never be a great quarterback, but as an aggy wheedler, he shall live forever.
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