Expressions you cannot stand
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Anonymous
| If it happens it happens |
Anonymous
This is the exact reason I always say nice to see you. Many times I can't remember people I have met before, especially those I see once a year. |
Anonymous
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"a whole nother" like "they went and got a whole nother tub of popcorn."
you are cramming "whole" in the middle of the word another. |
Anonymous
YES!!!! HATE this word. It's not even a word. Hate it. |
Anonymous
| I am going to enjoy saying ALL of these things over the next few weeks, just to see who I can annoy! |
Anonymous
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You go, girl!
When.people.do.this.to.make.a.point. I know, right? |
Anonymous
Yes! |
Anonymous
I like the phrase, actually, but probably because of this factoid: In the U.S., to table something means to take an issue off the table, but in Canada it means to put an issue on the table. |
Anonymous
| My bad! |
Anonymous
+1 on the "we're pregnant." Only one of you can be pregnant, and it's not your husband. |
Anonymous
I have to admit, I love this expression. There is no substitute. Like "that's a whole 'nother can of worms!" or "well, she's a whole 'nother kinda crazy!" I find myself using it in conjunction with other equally annoying expressions 
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Anonymous
| Let go and let god. It doesn't even make sense!! |
Anonymous
| There must be something wicked good about Massholes - they seem to run for president about every ten years or so. |
Anonymous
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"next steps"
People who use texting abbreviations in ordinary conversation: OMG, WTF, PITA, etc. |
Anonymous
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At the end of the day
It is what it is |