2015/04/14 12:13:40
jamesg1213
Oh yes. Then there's answering every question starting with 'So,' and ending on the upward inflective.
 
'What are you studying at college?'
 
'So, I'm doing media studies?'
 

 
2015/04/14 13:07:44
UbiquitousBubba
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*(So, like, when I totally need a, you know, 1337 decoder ring to decrypt these acronyms that, like, are literally impossible to translate, like, I mean, literally harder than algebra, which no one can figure out, and I'm like, "What?" and the teacher's like, "Yeah," and I'm like, "Whatever," and then, you know, we're in English class and the teacher's, like totally rambling about stuff that, literally, makes no sense at all like run on sentences, and stuff and then, hey, there's my phone, and I get an F on my paper because she said it was, like, nonsensical, as if that meant anything and I'm like, "Nuh uh," and she's like, "Yeah," and I'm like, "What?" and she's like, literally, the most unreasonable person in the world, except for that guy at the McDonald's drive through who totally refused to give us free fries that one time, even though we literally said, "Please," except, you know, we didn't, because, duh, right?)
2015/04/14 13:22:56
Mesh
LOL Bubba
.....if we never saw your writings, you'd be quite convincing.....literally speaking.
 
So, like when I saw the OP on this thread like, I was like Bubba's a genius man and like he'll have a field day like totally......for reals.
 
 
2015/04/14 13:40:21
UbiquitousBubba
So, you are literally too kind? (...And I mean that literally.)
 
Words have meanings. I taught my kids this and I'm proud of the fact that they hold to this standard and say what they mean. Literally.
 
 
2015/04/14 13:45:39
jamesg1213
UbiquitousBubba
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*(So, like, when I totally need a, you know, 1337 decoder ring to decrypt these acronyms that, like, are literally impossible to translate, like, I mean, literally harder than algebra, which no one can figure out, and I'm like, "What?" and the teacher's like, "Yeah," and I'm like, "Whatever," and then, you know, we're in English class and the teacher's, like totally rambling about stuff that, literally, makes no sense at all like run on sentences, and stuff and then, hey, there's my phone, and I get an F on my paper because she said it was, like, nonsensical, as if that meant anything and I'm like, "Nuh uh," and she's like, "Yeah," and I'm like, "What?" and she's like, literally, the most unreasonable person in the world, except for that guy at the McDonald's drive through who totally refused to give us free fries that one time, even though we literally said, "Please," except, you know, we didn't, because, duh, right?)





 

2015/04/14 13:49:32
Mesh
Yes......we've been teaching our little ones to let your yea be yea and your nay be nay.
Life's already confusing enough as it is....
2015/04/14 16:29:01
craigb

2015/04/14 18:26:50
57Gregy
Professional talkers (reporters, hosts, spokespeople) saying relaty and jewlery.
And those who substitute x for s. "2015 Ford Excapes on sale now!"
2015/04/15 06:57:25
mudgel
I'm going to have a piece off of the next grammar Nazi who corrects me.
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