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Phrases I am thoroughly sick of hearing.

LatimerRd said:
Pleonastic: only over the past year have I come to be familiar with the term. I don't recall even having heard it previously. My language teachers tell me that I need to master pleonastic usage to be fluent.
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What, you mean your language teachers tell you you won't be fluent in Spanish until you pad it out with shit, like when English teachers, instead of training you to think and express yourself swiftly and accurately, advise you to buzz along with "euhhhhhhhhhh" rather than remaining silent or doubtful when trying to find the right expression?
 
"At that point in time"........ fucking Watergate....... *%%*
 
Anything with -ality or -ability added to it 1/2 the time these aren't even words just because you add it to a word doesn't mean you have magically invented a new word.On another note I am supremely sick of the media adding -gate to every goddamned "scandal" that floats across the screen I'm sick of Gluten free this Keto that. Pupper and doggo IT'S PUPPY AND DOG GODDAMN IT.
 
"have a nice day" and "its nice to meet you" can be over used. Think of the people who have said that to Trump, or Susan Smith (drowned her kids in her car). You dont always know the type of person you are saying it too. I think it would be preferred if you said it to people in your daily life, not people you meet and have no idea they might have killed their boyfriend (hence, Jodi Arias)
 
celibate used to mean something else, and the original word [chaste] has become archaic in my lifetime. Strange, but an example of "dynamic" language...

On the other hand, I appreciate and enjoy cuddling and other touch-related stuff more than ever previously in my lifetime...and it's actually the very slightest and lightest touch that feels the most marvelous. Possibly I've "reassigned" what would normally be ticklish, though I never was all that ticklish anyway. With lust out of the way, the subtleties take over entirely. (And I can enjoy cuddling with a woman as much as with a man, though I'm a Kinsey 6.)
 
I learnt him instead of I taught him

I won him/her instead of I beat him/her in a game

Another chance to see instead of it's a repeat

Any sentence from an orange, fake-tanned person which contains the words Babe, BAE, Literally, Whatever or should that be Whateva
 
Danb258 said:
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Another chance to see instead of it's a repeat

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That's hilarious. I don't recall ever hearing that, but then, I don't do TV.

I'm going to use that next time I offer another chance to enjoy what we had for supper two days ago.
 
"brought it upon themselves..." sure it is never meant for the settlers who were tortured and killed by Native Indians and the like, or for....
 
"_____ was amazing." Given the tendency for hyperbole in today's society, this can apply to a woman's dress, a meal at a restaurant, anybody's hair or just about anything else. It is the most overused word of the last 20 years.
 
"Congratulations" when you've completed a simple online or telephonic task.
 
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