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The use of the phrase "Right now" - when people just mean...now.
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"Help me get into..." Utter tosh. Mock helplessness.
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"No, thank you." "Yes, please." Oh, wait--those *have* gone away. Jimbo, from earlier in the thread, i found a contender for your favourite posts!
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Not really a phrase but I hate, "My boyfriend", when ever speaking to a lady. Your having a nice conversation with a women and they always slip that in. A lot of times late in the discussion too. "? With me , they mention it right at the start!!!!!!! d'oh!!!!!!!!
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Tv news commentators no longer say "in the future". Now it is "moving forward" d'oh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! damn you! damn you all to hell! brm this one just keeps getting worse. The future of "future" is bleak
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Aw c'mon you guys. You're targeting literally absolutely all the expressions in use in the English language, which makes some of us afraid of posting ANYTHING, because it's like SO hard to avoid them. Got that? It ain't rocket science. Just sayin'. Nuff said. Ordered, LOL! This thread needs to go away. It's making me nervous.
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Jim, Jim.... Look, if I've said it once I've said it a million times, got that?
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And another thing - I won't say another word on this subject. Case closed.
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