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Reply #90 posted 12/12/06 12:32pm

NDRU

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ZombieKitten said:

my mum always starts with "no criticism to you" when she is about to make a suggestion about how I should do things differently. It immediately gets my back up, yet if she offered a suggestion without saying that it wouldn't.


often things like "no criticism to you" means "criticism to you." Particularly when they're criticizing you!
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Reply #91 posted 12/12/06 12:37pm

ZombieKitten

NDRU said:

ZombieKitten said:

my mum always starts with "no criticism to you" when she is about to make a suggestion about how I should do things differently. It immediately gets my back up, yet if she offered a suggestion without saying that it wouldn't.


often things like "no criticism to you" means "criticism to you." Particularly when they're criticizing you!


nod exactly!

so annoying!!!! pissed
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Reply #92 posted 12/12/06 12:39pm

purplerein

"if you don't mind my saying..."

like i have a choice
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Reply #93 posted 12/12/06 2:02pm

actionthisday

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I'm just kidding (in reference to someone backing out on what they said)
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Reply #94 posted 12/12/06 2:27pm

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1. Lately I've noticed that people from the area where I grew up overuse the word 'really'. It drives me absolutely nuts. And it's not just the overuse, but the way they say it, too--all long and drawn out, "Reeeel-ly." (emphasis on the 'eeel' sound.

example:

Me: This is the Central Park Reservoir...
My mom: Reeeelly?

Me: My supervisor said blah blah blah...
Mom: Oh reeeeally?

Me: Yes that's the Empire State Building, it's the tallest building in New York.
Mom: Reeeelly.


My mom & her co-workers were in NYC this fall and it was all I could do to bite my tongue and not say, "Yes, REALLY! I'm not a liar, so when I tell you things I REALLY fuckin' mean it, so quit saying really!"

And then some grammatical things:

2. When people end questions with 'at'...as in, "Where's that at?" Preposition not needed--"Where is it?" Stop.


3. It's 'supposedly' (not supposebly) and 'I couldn't care less.' not 'I could care less' b/c that implies that you really could care less about it.
"Your presence and dry wit are appealing in a mysterious way."
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Reply #95 posted 12/12/06 3:08pm

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My husband says "mine's"

As in "This is mine's."


:shudder:
I'm firmly planted in denial
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Reply #96 posted 12/12/06 3:17pm

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Nothinbutjoy said:

My husband says "mine's"

As in "This is mine's."


:shudder:


falloff

Reeeeeally!

my kids all said that too, but then learned the right way lol
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Reply #97 posted 12/12/06 3:25pm

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"Like" example You know like, really don't understand like, why people have to like you know like all the time.

I get very homicidal around people "like" that, anf i can't spell biggrin
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Reply #98 posted 12/12/06 3:29pm

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LordEvil said:

"Like" example You know like, really don't understand like, why people have to like you know like all the time.

I get very homicidal around people "like" that, anf i can't spell biggrin


my sister does that disbelief sometimes i'll just start counting on my fingers how many times she uses 'like' in a sentence when i'm talking to her...the worst i can remember is eight or so in two sentences. eek
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Reply #99 posted 12/12/06 3:30pm

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I get annoyed by people who get all Queen Elizabeth I on me and refer to themselves as "WE"....whofarted

also by people who ask you for advice, then say "yeah, I know, but..." to everything you suggest or say....pissed
He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot)

the video for the above...evillol
http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related
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Reply #100 posted 12/12/06 3:33pm

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evenstar3 said:

LordEvil said:

"Like" example You know like, really don't understand like, why people have to like you know like all the time.

I get very homicidal around people "like" that, anf i can't spell biggrin


my sister does that disbelief sometimes i'll just start counting on my fingers how many times she uses 'like' in a sentence when i'm talking to her...the worst i can remember is eight or so in two sentences. eek


It makes my head want to explode and not in a good way biggrin
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Reply #101 posted 12/12/06 3:33pm

purplerein

"I'm going to taco bell to order a taco and e coli"
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Reply #102 posted 12/12/06 3:34pm

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LordEvil said:

evenstar3 said:



my sister does that disbelief sometimes i'll just start counting on my fingers how many times she uses 'like' in a sentence when i'm talking to her...the worst i can remember is eight or so in two sentences. eek


It makes my head want to explode and not in a good way biggrin


me too. it makes you sound so idiotic! rolleyes
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Reply #103 posted 12/12/06 3:35pm

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purplerein said:

"I'm going to taco bell to order a taco and e coli"


cool
biggrin
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Reply #104 posted 12/12/06 3:35pm

NDRU

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purplerein said:

"I'm going to taco bell to order a taco and e coli"


that's kind of funny. I've never heard it
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Reply #105 posted 12/12/06 3:40pm

purplerein

LordEvil said:

purplerein said:

"I'm going to taco bell to order a taco and e coli"


cool
biggrin


falloff smartass
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Reply #106 posted 12/12/06 3:44pm

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"thank you for applying but unfortunately we have selected another applicant who has more qualifications for the position, however, please feel free to keep applying" mad
I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince.
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Reply #107 posted 12/12/06 3:48pm

NDRU

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"Hello, I'm calling from _____ and I'm not trying to sell you anything..."
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Reply #108 posted 12/12/06 3:49pm

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reneGade20 said:

I get annoyed by people who get all Queen Elizabeth I on me and refer to themselves as "WE"....whofarted

also by people who ask you for advice, then say "yeah, I know, but..." to everything you suggest or say....pissed



lol To both examples

My step mom constantly says "we". Not that saying "we" is a crime, but what she does is not separate herself from my dad.

For example, she wasn't feeling well the other day. I talked to her about having lunch with my dad. She said "We'll meet you at the restaurant." I get there and my dad is there by himself.


:crazy:
I'm firmly planted in denial
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Reply #109 posted 12/12/06 3:52pm

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"You have to wear a condom and pay in advance" pissed
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Reply #110 posted 12/12/06 3:54pm

ZombieKitten

NDRU said:

"Hello, I'm calling from _____ and I'm not trying to sell you anything..."

"Are you currently paying off your home loan?"
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Reply #111 posted 12/12/06 3:55pm

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ZombieKitten said:

Nothinbutjoy said:

My husband says "mine's"

As in "This is mine's."


:shudder:


falloff

Reeeeeally!

my kids all said that too, but then learned the right way lol



fight Did you do that on purpose?!? mad mad





smile
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Reply #112 posted 12/12/06 3:56pm

ZombieKitten

DevotedPuppy said:

ZombieKitten said:



falloff

Reeeeeally!

my kids all said that too, but then learned the right way lol



fight Did you do that on purpose?!? mad mad





smile


yes hug

giggle
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Reply #113 posted 12/12/06 4:02pm

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ZombieKitten said:

DevotedPuppy said:




fight Did you do that on purpose?!? mad mad





smile


yes hug

giggle



Excellent use of reeeeally in the exactly annoying way I meant! lol.


cool
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Reply #114 posted 12/12/06 4:03pm

ZombieKitten

DevotedPuppy said:

ZombieKitten said:



yes hug

giggle



Excellent use of reeeeally in the exactly annoying way I meant! lol.


cool


I'm a fast learner! razz
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Reply #115 posted 12/12/06 4:03pm

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ZombieKitten said:

NDRU said:

"Hello, I'm calling from _____ and I'm not trying to sell you anything..."

"Are you currently paying off your home loan?"


I don't know how they found out I got a mortgage, but the moment I did, I started getting two or three calls a day from mortgage companies. A recording like:

"Hey guys, this is Cindy from the mortgage center, we'd like to offer you..."
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Reply #116 posted 12/12/06 4:05pm

ZombieKitten

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ZombieKitten said:


"Are you currently paying off your home loan?"


I don't know how they found out I got a mortgage, but the moment I did, I started getting two or three calls a day from mortgage companies. A recording like:

"Hey guys, this is Cindy from the mortgage center, we'd like to offer you..."


I told one yesterday we paid ours off already and she couldn't get off the phone fast enough! "thankyousomuchforyourtimehaveaniceday" eek you should try that one time! lol
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Reply #117 posted 12/12/06 4:05pm

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Nothinbutjoy said:

reneGade20 said:

I get annoyed by people who get all Queen Elizabeth I on me and refer to themselves as "WE"....whofarted

also by people who ask you for advice, then say "yeah, I know, but..." to everything you suggest or say....pissed



lol To both examples

My step mom constantly says "we". Not that saying "we" is a crime, but what she does is not separate herself from my dad.
For example, she wasn't feeling well the other day. I talked to her about having lunch with my dad. She said "We'll meet you at the restaurant." I get there and my dad is there by himself.


:crazy:


OMG!! that's something you see a lot in the military, among the officer's wives...like when they refer to when the husband made a certain rank...."We made Captain faster than many of his peer group" or some other madness like that....very annoying...

my other favorite annoying statement, tho, now that it hits me, is....

"I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but...." johnwoo
He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot)

the video for the above...evillol
http://www.youtube.com/wa...re=related
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Reply #118 posted 12/12/06 4:07pm

ZombieKitten

reneGade20 said:

Nothinbutjoy said:




lol To both examples

My step mom constantly says "we". Not that saying "we" is a crime, but what she does is not separate herself from my dad.
For example, she wasn't feeling well the other day. I talked to her about having lunch with my dad. She said "We'll meet you at the restaurant." I get there and my dad is there by himself.


:crazy:


OMG!! that's something you see a lot in the military, among the officer's wives...like when they refer to when the husband made a certain rank...."We made Captain faster than many of his peer group" or some other madness like that....very annoying...

my other favorite annoying statement, tho, now that it hits me, is....

"I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but...." johnwoo


or "we are pregnant" barf
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Reply #119 posted 12/12/06 4:07pm

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ZombieKitten said:

NDRU said:



I don't know how they found out I got a mortgage, but the moment I did, I started getting two or three calls a day from mortgage companies. A recording like:

"Hey guys, this is Cindy from the mortgage center, we'd like to offer you..."


I told one yesterday we paid ours off already and she couldn't get off the phone fast enough! "thankyousomuchforyourtimehaveaniceday" eek you should try that one time! lol


yes, good nod I just scream at the top of my lungs until they hang up. That's the cat's favorite!
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