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"ordered"
you know who you are!
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"crisp transfer"
every BluRay review uses this term
Yes, i am talking to YOU Andy Dursin
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I'm sure it's been mentioned already, but one verbal tic that gets my goat is, starting a sentence with "I mean" -- for no apparent reason.
And I hate it when people say "Yeah-No!" to express agreement (or whatever they're saying with that nonsense phrase).
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"it's like ________ ON STEROIDS"
enuf already w.this hoary cliche!
'NATIONAL CONVERSATION'"
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starting a sentence with "I mean" ......
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"Look...
"Let me just say something...."
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Josh reminded me of one phrase that I heard a few times from one source, and I just hope it doesn't become popular, because it, like so much of San Francisco and Berkeley, is just soooooo insufferably smug:
Describing an arts organization as being part of ...... (and I dislike it so much that I'm going to cover it with spoiler text)..... the cultural eco-system.
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Josh reminded me of one phrase that I heard a few times from one source, and I just hope it doesn't become popular, because it, like so much of San Francisco and Berkeley, is just soooooo insufferably smug:
Describing an arts organization as being part of ...... (and I dislike it so much that I'm going to cover it with spoiler text)..... the cultural eco-system.
never heard it!
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Frequently at IMDB forums, I see posts with subject lines that begin with: "Am I the Only One...?" like am I the only who hates this movie or am I the only one who thinks Twilight is deeply profound.
Yes, you're the only one in the whole world who feels the way you do about this movie or that movie. How special you are.
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my gay friends are saying DYING and ugh, it makes me want to commit a hate crime.
same when one of them calls me GIRL....
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"Let's have a convo."
WTF is a convo? Do you mean condo? Do you want to sell me a condo?
Yes, I know it means conversation. I hate it. It's word murder. 
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Referring to an upcoming TV show episode as "All New!" is kinda silly. Some things can be partially new. TV show episodes are either new or not new. If it's new, of course it's all new! Incidentally, this also applies to Gnu and All Gnu!
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