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"Most Unexceptional", "Barely Noticeable" etc
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 Jason Lm  London 29 Apr 15 11.29am |
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I'm a young guy so should be up-to-date with all this sort of stuff, but over the past few weeks it seems these phrases (and more like them) are being used every other sentence! I have no idea when they started or how they started, and to be honest I'm not 100percent sure how and when to use them. Is it just me or are these being over used, just for the sake or using them? "Maybe, But Most Likely Not?"
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| Hoof Hearted 29 Apr 15 11.32am | |
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The worst grammatical crime right now is those morons that begin every sentence with 'So'.
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| Lawrie Brooks Green (near Horsham) 29 Apr 15 11.50am |
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Thanks for that hoof. I thought I was the only one to get wound up by the 'so' merchants.
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| Part Time James 29 Apr 15 11.56am |
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There's a running shoe company I always lean towards (Saucony) who use the slogan "Find Your Strong" and I have to yell "Find my strong what?". I think Oil of Olay or one of those girlie product adverts says "Be Your Best Beautiful". It's utter b*llocks. Anyway. I'm off to Be My Angry.
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| Charlie Croker Hampshire 29 Apr 15 12.07pm |
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"Like" when used 6 times in any 12 word sentence (see TOWIE) "You know" when used 6 times in any 12 word sentence (see D Beckham or most footballers) "Would/could of" instead of would have/could have Saying "hashtag" in front of words - as if that's supposed to mean something useful to the listener "Sick" for good "Dope" for good "Phat/Fat"(not sure & don't care on spelling) for good - what's wrong with "good"?? I guess I'm not down with the kids - or whatever the correct term is for that now, and don't even get me started on text speak in normal, everyday conversation. Edited by Charlie Croker (29 Apr 2015 12.08pm)
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| Part Time James 29 Apr 15 12.09pm |
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I've said it before, but "literally". Kids on the train use that so many times. My favourite was "I am so tired I'm literally dead".
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| lambsandwich Gillingham 29 Apr 15 12.15pm |
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I hate "Can I get" with a passion but the ones that really get me at the moment are, your instead of you'll eg " We're gonna win the league, your see" and are instead of our "Keep your hands off are Yannick" admittedly these are used mostly in the written form but still annoying. Edited by lambsandwich (30 Apr 2015 9.32am)
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| Part Time James 29 Apr 15 12.17pm |
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Quote lambsandwich at 29 Apr 2015 12.15pm
I hate "Can I get" with a passion but the ones that really get me at the moment are, your instead of you'll eg " We're gonna win the league, your see" and are instead of our "Keep you hands of are Yannick" admittedly these are used mostly in the written form but still annoying. Good shouts. "I knew I shouldn't of done that"
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Johnny Eagles  berlin 29 Apr 15 12.20pm |
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Quote Part Time James at 29 Apr 2015 11.56am
There's a running shoe company I always lean towards (Saucony) who use the slogan "Find Your Strong" and I have to yell "Find my strong what?". I think Oil of Olay or one of those girlie product adverts says "Be Your Best Beautiful". It's utter b*llocks. Anyway. I'm off to Be My Angry. The agency 'Perfect Curve' off W1A and 2012 is a brilliant parody of this sort of thing.
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the despotic banana  Dept. of Baboon Maintenance 29 Apr 15 12.52pm |
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"So, can I get a panini and an expresso?" F*ck off.
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| Part Time James 29 Apr 15 12.55pm |
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Quote the despotic banana at 29 Apr 2015 12.52pm
"So, can I get a panini and an expresso?" F*ck off.
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| Johnny Eagles berlin 29 Apr 15 12.55pm |
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 29 Apr 2015 11.32am
The worst grammatical crime right now is those morons that begin every sentence with 'So'.
THIS. And an upward inflection at the end of every sentence so it sounds like a question. C*NTS. They've even invaded Radio 4. End of civilisation as we know it.
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