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top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
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| November 10, 2008, 13:11 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
Okay, I just looked over the forums, and right now "Chazzy" is the most annoying word....Chazzy this, Chazzy that, Chazzy reply, Chazzy author, I'm so sick of me....blah!!!
Logging off for a bit...ya'all freshen this place up a bit will ya! I really am soooooo sick of myself!!
Step up and post, go hunt down some lively talkative fun noobs...message some regs that have been too quiet lately...
Fresh!!!
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| November 10, 2008, 13:33 |
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69oak69
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
"Shouldn't of..", isn't that just a misspelling of "shouldn't 've"? Which is how "shouldn't have" usually comes out of my mouth in normal conversation.
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| November 10, 2008, 14:06 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
I don't think the rest of us could get sick of you Chazzy.
How about
check
roger
cool
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| November 10, 2008, 16:57 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
How about the word "literally" or "literally speaking"  ? In the context that that "word" is commonly used, the proper word is "figuratively or figuratively speaking".
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| November 12, 2008, 03:26 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
ba-da-bing!
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| November 12, 2008, 07:52 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
Former alumni. 
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| November 12, 2008, 11:24 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
I think "basically" gets way over used, epecially like in news segment interviews...
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| November 12, 2008, 15:03 |
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Re: Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
QUOTE (Chazzy @ November 12, 2008, 15:03)I think "basically" gets way over used, epecially like in news segment interviews...
Yeh, that one too!!
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| November 12, 2008, 21:52 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
How about ..... "Ummmmmm" being used like every third word, gawd, that has got to be a very hard habit to break!
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| November 13, 2008, 07:53 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
Stewie from Family Guy had a couple of good ones.......
"...And finally, anyone who uses the terms, irregardless, a-whole-nother or all-of-the-sudden will be sent to a work camp......"
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| November 13, 2008, 09:55 |
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69oak69
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The word "proactive" bugs me, and so does "impact" used as a verb. It seems that words and phrases invented and used by cool and fashionable people become accepted parts of the language, whether or not they are grammatically correct, but words/ phrases in coomon use, sometimes for many generations, never get accepted because the cool and fashionable dont use them.
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| November 13, 2008, 10:06 |
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Yeah, it is odd...how and why some phrases and words "catch on" will others don't...
SWEET!!! Yeah, I've done my share of over using that one too, and I really gotta quit calling everyone "doode"...it's pretty easy to make a habit of something like that.
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| November 21, 2008, 22:32 |
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Re: top 10 most irritating phrases of the English language
i use "like" a lot...especially when i'm quoting someone else's conversation...she said, like, "umm this is stupid", then i said...like "yeah, that's right", "like let's change the subject..." 
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| November 21, 2008, 22:49 |
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