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To be honest, I'm so over the "cliches" and worn out phrases I can't tell you. You know what I mean? I swear, if one more person says, " I think I just threw up a little in my mouth", by way of example, I'm going to lose it. I mean, aren't you tired of the same ol same ol 24/7?
Well, I can tell you, personally I'm avoiding them like the plague. Cause life is too short to get caught up in all that drama. That's my two cents anyhow. Maybe you could care less, but I hope they're all on their way out.
For real? Surreal.
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"You're a liberal" bugs me when it's aimed at moderates (usually by a right winger that can't stand not being able to pigeon hole someone for disagreeing with their lock step mentality).It would take a lot to drive me crazy. So, I'll recount some of the mildly to moderately irritating:
"I'm a moderate" (usually from a liberal who doesn't want to admit it).
I am with you brother. I wouldn't touch a "cliche" with a ten foot pole!
"I'm not trying to be mean" (A4T), but, that really puts the "iron" in "irony." :first: "Jus' sayin'" (GuySmiley)."You're a liberal" bugs me when it's aimed at moderates (usually by a right winger that can't stand not being able to pigeon hole someone for disagreeing with their lock step mentality).
Surely you're referring to "Stretch" Kowalski, center for the Gdańsk Hoopsters?
Yes, and they always keep moving the goalposts. :jump:So it seems like any phrase that becomes popular is going to drive somebody nuts :think:
Not sure why my answer to the practice of telling someone else they're mind then suggesting they don't agree with you out of fear of being seen for who they are fits with any of those, but good to see you around, Frank."I'm not trying to be mean" (A4T), but, that really puts the "iron" in "irony." :first: "Jus' sayin'" (GuySmiley).
"You're a racist." (Jefferson)
(Nota bene for liberals: It's the same as "Your a rascist!")
This is probably not exactly what you meant by the topic, but my daughter has lately started using the phrase, "You can't MAKE me do that." ...