For me it's "It's better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all." Bull. Shit.
"He is the most overrated piece of crap in the league. He bitched and whined after he got his ass beaten in New England last year, so the NFL changed the rules. Then he got his ass beaten in New England again. Every year he's the top MVP candidate. Every year he's supposed to be the best. Every year he's going to carry the Colts to the Super Bowl. And every single year he goes to New England and gets his ass beaten. And his brother's a whiny little bitch." -A friend of mine, on Peyton Manning
The use of "Blood" as of term of endearment. My father and uncles use and it annoys me. I've heard it for 20 years and thankfully my dad doesn't use it any more, unless with my uncles.
the insertion of "you know" into sentences. If I knew you wouldn't need to tell me. Also the term "what not." plus any time I hear "paradigm, vision statement, thing."
When people say "Wanna come with?" I just don't get it and everyone around me uses that saying. Are you too damn lazy to add a freakin pronoun at the end of it? "Wanna come with me? Wanna come with us?"
I can't really think of any phrases. Misusing Your and You're, its and it's, lose and loose and inserting chat talk into everyday conversations drive me crazy.
We'll be back right after order has been restored here in the Omni Center.
Originally posted by RudoublesedoublelI don't like people saying "I could care less." It should be "I couldn't care less." If you could care less, that means that you do actually care.
Not when you don't want to take the effort to care any more less then you already do.
I'm starting to hate people who feel the need to insert 'like' into most every sentence they say.
"...it's like this or that..."
"Like What are you talking about?"
There's nothing 'like' about it, it's EXACTLY what I'm talking about. Almost everyone I know or meet has this problem, too. Listen to the next person you talk to, and I'll bet they say 'like' at least five times while they talk to you, and not because the word is needed in the sentence.
Any sentence beginning with the word "literally" that then describes a figurative statement.
"That show was literally killing me!" Really? So, are you talking, or is your corpse rotting from the inside and building up gas that is now escaping through your throat in a way that mimics speech?
Any sentence featuring the word "totally" that then describes a situation that isn't total. "That road trip was totally awesome, except for all the speeding tickets we got." Uh huh.
I KNEW we'd talked about this before. Look for it on The 7 in four months...or just click here now (The W). (Observe the many, many recycled jokes AND recycled graphic!) In fact....the Yahoo! story references the EXACT SAME LINK FROM 2003.