The man will say, 'I literally could not believe it.'
To which I say, 'As opposed to figuratively not believing it?'
Someone on E! was doing a report on Britney, 'She is literally on a roller coaster ride.'
No, I think you mean that figuratively.
I. Can't. Handle. It.
Someone follow with their own word pet peeve. Please.
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AMAZING........
Oh my God, that sweater is AMAZING That cookie is AMAZING My new immersion blender is AMAZING (well, maybe...)
The Grand Canyon, however, is AMAZING.
Sometimes I just say amazing when I have nothing else to say. I know it will be perfectly accepted.
I am guilty of this offense.
JanuaryBride06
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Posted by hmpena
Posted by Snickers76
AMAZING........
Oh my God, that sweater is AMAZING That cookie is AMAZING My new immersion blender is AMAZING (well, maybe...)
The Grand Canyon, however, is AMAZING.
Sometimes I just say amazing when I have nothing else to say. I know it will be perfectly accepted.
I am guilty of this offense.
You are indeed amazing, though.
itslaurie.
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knock knock
who is it?
a real problem
a real problem who?
exactly
JanuaryBride06
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No come back. Literally.
itslaurie.
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No come back. Literally.
I thought that was funny.
JanuaryBride06
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Posted by itslaurie.
Posted by JanuaryBride06
No come back. Literally.
I thought that was funny.
Too funny.
hence no come back
itslaurie.
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awesome
that makes me happy
itslaurie.
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so does blue and yellow
cindyandkevin
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Posted by itslaurie.
knock knock
who is it?
a real problem
a real problem who?
exactly
I may need to borrow this...
Blue and yellow make green
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I like when people use literally incorrectly cause then I can mock them and/or judge them silently. Plus when people say literally in absurd situations (she literally ate a ton of Twinkies), it is kind of hilarious. If everyone used proper English, the world would be such a snoozefest.
And since we are talking about Twinkies, JessicaM. - the world would like to know what Hostess delicious treat you were telling us you abhored. I actually stared at the Hostess section in the Grocery Store to try to figure it out, but all I could think was 'deliciousness'
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I think that she dislikes the cupcakes, but I can't remember.
SuzBride
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I think that she dislikes the cupcakes, but I can't remember.
I must have blocked out that part of the convo due to trauma to my psyche :)
oh that is ok. SHe said yellow, so it must be those yellow cupcakes. Those were always inferior to their chocolately counterparts.
