Phrases that must go!

[Frayo]

And if I hear another fucking Dave Chapelle quote again, I am going to disembowl myself through the ass with a large dremel tool.

# of people that are Dave Chapelle
1
# of people who are not Dave Chapelle
about 6 billion...

# of people who shoul

[Rubbeet921]

I have a colleague who can't seem to carry a conversation without saying "you know..." for God knows how many times! So damn irritating! [}:)]

[bruiser]

in my top 5:

"my bad"- when "oh, i'm sorry" would do.

"know what i'm sayin' "- liberally peppered into most rappers' interviews. like every other sentence. oh, i know what you are saying.
NOTHIN'.

"not!" - need i go on? not!

"whatever!" - ac

[Bitter Almonds]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Rubbeet921[/i]
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I have a colleague who can't seem to carry a conversation without saying "you know..."

[ben_at_work]

Well, the girl i'm dating used "Oaky Dokey Artichoky" last night. Do, I need to rethink this relation ship. She also always says Later Gator. On the plus side she refers to me as Bitchin' and Rad. I guess it's kinda cute. Just no Happy Camper. One Happy C

[middlesexnj]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Hondo[/i]
<br>"Yadda-yadda" has long been a pet hate of mine. Never cared for the whole Seinfeld thing. Th

[middlesexnj]

Another phrase which should be punishible by death is: "Not for nothing, but..."

Also, I hate repeated metaphrical use of the expression "At the end of the day..."

[bruiser]

middlesex, great examples! you reminded me about two others that I CAN'T STAND.

"the fact of the matter is": i am assuming you are telling me the facts and the truth. prefacing your remarks with this qualifier implies to me that you don't always tell t

[Otters Walk Among Us]

For all intensive porpoises, like, the fact of the matter is, you know, that saying, like, I could care less just doesn't pass mustard, you know, because saying, like, I couldn't care less makes a wicked lot more sense. Also, almost any type of, like, bu

[eight6]

[quote][i]Originally posted by ben_at_work[/i]
<br>Well, the girl i'm dating used "Oaky Dokey Artichoky" last night. Do, I need to rethink

[eight6]

Not exactly a phrase, more like a vocal intonation. I can't stand when people vocalize each sentence like it's a question. Especially prevalent among youth and the bimbo crowd. I refuse to speak to my kids when they do it. Nothing is more frustrating to l

[i_like_lectric_motors]

[quote][i]Originally posted by bruiser[/i]

"my bad"- when "oh, i'm sorry" would do.

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[middlesexnj]

[quote][i]Originally posted by bruiser[/i]
<br>"for all intents and purposes": more rhetoric. and frequently misused in writing as "for all

[edisonoside]

"Twenty-Four/Seven"...I don't really know why? But, when people say it, it "bugs" me.

[WolverineSyr]

"Less Than"

"It makes me feel less than..."

Less than what???? Hearing someone say it makes me feel "more than" murderous.