Cringe Worthy Sayings

Motorsheen · February 2018

dnm1207 wrote: »

when anyone says "I love Big Bang Theory"

my GF said she liked that show. We almost broke up. We're working through it, but it's not easy.

This would be a complete deal breaker.

She needs intensive film therapy.

huntersvonnegut · February 2018

zeitgeist

huntersvonnegut · February 2018

When someone has to micturate they say they have to go wee wee or pee pee. And they're around 37, not 7.

lutzsher · February 2018

"you know what I would do if I were you" ........well just thank god you are not!!!

princess7955 · February 2018

dnm1207 wrote: »

use of the word "literally" when what is meant is "figuratively"

https://www.npr.org/2018/01/26/581142495/why-this-east-village-bar-has-a-ban-on-the-word-literally

I find it entertaining how different people pronounce the word 'literally'

THeADHDTurnip · February 2018

"It is what it is."

I use it all the time though, because, it is what it is, man.

81Katz · February 2018

THeADHDTurnip wrote: »

"It is what it is."

I use it all the time though, because, it is what it it, man.

I use that one too. More like an agree to just disagree or what's left to say on the matter? So, it is what it is.

THeADHDTurnip · February 2018

81Katz wrote: »

I use that one too. More like an agree to just disagree or what's left to say on the matter? So, it is what it is.

Absolutely, it's the icing on the cake, the cherry on the top, the last round in the chamber It is what is.

pudgy1977 · February 2018

When spoken from my kids "What's for dinner"

BigBadBobbyG · February 2018

Motorsheen wrote: »

Paradigm Shift
Think outside the box
True North

True North? Do people say that outside of a navigation context?

cee134 · February 2018

dnm1207 wrote: »

SabotageinStilettos wrote: »

dnm1207 wrote: »

SabotageinStilettos wrote: »

dnm1207 wrote: »

use of the word "literally" when what is meant is "figuratively"

https://www.npr.org/2018/01/26/581142495/why-this-east-village-bar-has-a-ban-on-the-word-literally

I literally use the word literally at least a hundred times a day and can’t force myself to care about who doesn’t like it. Literally.

I figuratively thought you might be "the one" until you wrote that. Damn.

I’m literally sorry to disappoint.

That might literally be the funniest thing I've read from you

Than you haven't read much by her.

huntersvonnegut · February 2018

TeacupsAndToning wrote: »

WhisperingNighthawk wrote: »

When someone says, "I didn't hear a word you said!"

Really? How do you know I said something then?

Sometimes I can hear that someone is speaking but I am absolutely not paying attention to them so I have no idea what they've just said

Perfectly describes most of the conversations my wife and I have.

caco_ethes · February 2018

SabotageinStilettos wrote: »

dnm1207 wrote: »

use of the word "literally" when what is meant is "figuratively"

https://www.npr.org/2018/01/26/581142495/why-this-east-village-bar-has-a-ban-on-the-word-literally

I literally use the word literally at least a hundred times a day and can’t force myself to care about who doesn’t like it. Literally.

Solidarity, sister

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