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Margaretta 9 month s ago
My boiling point: WHATEVER!
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Sibbie 9 month s ago
#1 I _always_ use po-tay-to, to-mah-to!
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Sibbie 9 month s ago
"I swear" when being angry
"would of" in any sentence
"these days" or anything suggesting that things used to be better
"would of" in any sentence
"these days" or anything suggesting that things used to be better
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Honor 9 month s ago
Sibbie, “these days” - things DID used to be better. And when you grow up a little more you’ll see that things were better when you were younger. We are in a downward spiral and it’s accelerating.
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Sibbie 9 month s ago
Honor,
my phone is much better now than it was 20 years ago, grampa
my phone is much better now than it was 20 years ago, grampa
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Noah 9 month s ago
Sibbie, nobody uses “these days” when talking about technology you dingleberry.
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Ote 9 month s ago
When something is a "banger". It drives me nuts!
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Robbie 9 month s ago
#5 - It should be "I couldn't care less..." Their statement reflects that they could care less, not the message they're trying to convey.
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Miriam 9 month s ago
"Up your nose with a rubber hose". They say that way too much in Congress.
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Melia 9 month s ago
Saying, "I could care less...." when the correct phrase is, "I couldn't care less...."
I'm looking at you, #5.
I'm looking at you, #5.
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Virdie 9 month s ago
"It is what it is"... an elderly lady would use it aggressively for anything she refused to understand or believe, making it a negative ignorant saying to me.
"would of" in any sentence
"these days" or anything suggesting that things used to be better
my phone is much better now than it was 20 years ago, grampa
I'm looking at you, #5.