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Guitar Woman · #26

THAT'S CUZ YOU NEVER GO OUTSIDE THE INTERNET, DUH

sloth · #27

its a spelling abuse rather than a verbal expression, but "per say" or "persay". no, no, NO. even worse if followed by (sp?), because it's not like we're sitting in front the most accessible and extensive stockpile of human knowledge ever seen by man.

Evil Robot · #28

"Yes but our amplifiers go up to eleven."

Shrubfest · #29

Not really a phrase, but you'd be suprised by how many art teachers can't say drawing.
They all say drawring. No. There is only one R.

kahljorn · #30

the phrase SPIRITUAL BUT NOT RELIGIOUS has been bugging me lately just because I've heard three different people use it seriously this week ;/

I also hate when people say, "That'd be perfect" or, even worse, "Must be nice." douche bags.

kahljorn · #31

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They all say drawring. No. There is only one R.

Don't be so prejudiced in your high society!

Shrubfest · #32

What! Since when was yorkshire a high society?

kahljorn · #33

All old people from certain places say words like, "Drawring" or "warshing." I think its an accent type thing or something ;/

Kitsa · #34

my dad says drolling. He also used to embarrass the hell out of us kids by saying "feesh" instead of fish, but I know that was an accent thing.

kahljorn · #35

Yea it's like a drawl or something.

Esuohlim · #36

This thread is so full of cliches it's not even funny

Kitsa · #37

my dad's accent is its own weird thing, born of many sources.

My brother and I knew "sit down" and "Shut up" in French before we ever learned it in English.

Tadao · #38

This whole thread is pretentious.

kahljorn · #39

drawl is a really great word.

DevilWearsPrada · #40

hatehatehate when people pronounce ninja as NINJER. Ugh

Sacks · #41

Accents are a whole nother issue.

Kitsa · #42

I used to not be able to stand it when people said "like" all the time, but I've mellowed out. Now it's "you know what I'm sayin'."

"And we, you know what I'm sayin, we went to the beach, know what I'm sayin, and then they had this you know what I'm sayin, great big, you know what I'm sayin, it was like a, you know what I'm sayin, shit, I don't know, you know what I'm sayin..."

That and people who say "listen" before they say something. I'd like to crack their heads and the "know what I'm sayin" heads together.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfIsamoNwGk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoWnIhDuW4g

Zhukov · #43

Fair Dinkum.

Kitsa · #44

LOL, I hadn't even heard that until all of the "True Blue" play after Steve Irwin died, and my mom works for an Australian company.

Zhukov · #45

As well as that mate, for every single sentence mate you can think of mate, there is probably a ridiculous Australian colloquial version of it, mate.

And which company?

Kitsa · #46

I am not at liberty to say, sir.

10,000 Volt Ghost · #47

"I would never hurt nobody." I'm scared because I ran....I hurt my kids. I love my kids. I would never hurt my kids"

- Taken from the man who burnt his children with Acid.

People with that many contrapositives should have used more contraception.

Girl Drink Drunk · #48

"Family values".

TheBigMan045 · #49

Being in this little corner of the world its mainly "yeah bro" "yeah nah" "cheers cuzz". And anyone who uses the word "like" over 50 times a day should ram into a brick wall. I knew a girl who did this and over a period of time (50 mins) she must of said it over 50 times GAHHHH