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My, my. So many of you hit the phrases that send a chill to my core and usually turn my attention away.
“It is what it is.”“You know what I’m sayin’?”“uhm” every two or three words.“…like…” every two or three words.“Actually….” I have caught myself using this and am aghast at my usage.
Practice patience and compassion for the occasional doltish sentence.
BRI-NO-MITE!! Premium Member over 11 years ago
The phrase “Just sayin’” usually follows a jerk-headed comment.
Dani Rice over 11 years ago
This will probably turn up on the fridge of every teacher in the English-speaking world.
gosfreikempe over 11 years ago
Ya know, I think you’re right; ya know!?
Linux0s over 11 years ago
So now it’s “I’m just postulatin’”.
amber71 over 11 years ago
Then there’s “It is what it is.”
Digital Frog over 11 years ago
word.
unca jim over 11 years ago
Ossum! noam’ sayin’?
tahoeh2o over 11 years ago
“Bottom Line”…
Squirrelchaser over 11 years ago
" You know what I’m sayin’ "
Thehag over 11 years ago
My, my. So many of you hit the phrases that send a chill to my core and usually turn my attention away.
“It is what it is.”“You know what I’m sayin’?”“uhm” every two or three words.“…like…” every two or three words.“Actually….” I have caught myself using this and am aghast at my usage.
Practice patience and compassion for the occasional doltish sentence.
suellengillot over 11 years ago
Whatever!!!!! I also will use as many exclamation points as I deem necessary!!!!!!
pcolli over 11 years ago
If you want to hear idiots speak, just watch the broadcasts from the House of Commons.
Michelle Morris over 11 years ago
How about “At the end of the day”? A favorite on news shows. Just sayin’. ;D