When and why did “And Go” come into use and why

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m always kind of amazed by the confidence of people who use that phrase on Facebook. They were probably popular in middle school. I just would never use it because I would be afraid that like one or two people only would respond and I look like a loser

I always thought they were the bossy teacher's pets tbh

[Anonymous]

Nothing annoys me more...well, I guess "welp!" "anyways" and any form of honey, hon, sweetie, etc annoy me just as much.

[Anonymous]

It is usually the same people who don’t ever bother to search the group to see if the same question they just asked was already answered 100 times before.

[Anonymous]

Honestly, I don’t take it that seriously. I have a friend who says that….probably a lot, TBH. I think it’s just their idea of a cute way to ask for recommendations.

Eh.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is usually the same people who don’t ever bother to search the group to see if the same question they just asked was already answered 100 times before.

Now that really annoys me!
I don’t take offense to the “and go.” If I have something to add that no one else has I’ll answer. No biggie.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I don’t take it that seriously. I have a friend who says that….probably a lot, TBH. I think it’s just their idea of a cute way to ask for recommendations.

Eh.

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Agree! People get annoyed by the strangest things.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I don’t take it that seriously. I have a friend who says that….probably a lot, TBH. I think it’s just their idea of a cute way to ask for recommendations.

Eh.

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Agree! People get annoyed by the strangest things.

It's annoying because it is a bizarre entitlement phrase. Like, "go do this work for me, teehee!"

[Anonymous]

I agree it’s something strange to be annoyed about but it annoys me. Thankfully I see it less and less so I think whatever fad it was is finally going away.

[Anonymous]

It’s a million times worse when they say, “…bonus points for (fill in the blank). I don’t need your bonus points.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I don’t take it that seriously. I have a friend who says that….probably a lot, TBH. I think it’s just their idea of a cute way to ask for recommendations.

Eh.

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Doesn't bother me either when I see it. Never occurred to me that people took this seriously as a command.

[Anonymous]

We don't take it seriously! That's the point. Why say it????

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, I don’t take it that seriously. I have a friend who says that….probably a lot, TBH. I think it’s just their idea of a cute way to ask for recommendations.

Eh.

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Agree! People get annoyed by the strangest things.

+1

We all need to find LESS ways to be offended and ignore people, not more. Just let it go.