Is "My bad" the new sorry?

[Sulaco]

why would anyone say "your welcome"? my welcome what? That doesn't even make any logical sense, mama. And "my bad" as a simple "sorry" doesn't work either. It's "sorry, that was my fault."

As we learned in one of the previous threads you infested, you're a troll with a bad grasp of the English language.

Notice I said, you're a troll, and not your a troll. You're welcome

There's the answer to your question to help you look slightly less of a moron.

 

[justoh]

As we learned in one of the previous threads you infested, you're a troll with a bad grasp of the English language.

Notice I said, you're a troll, and not your a troll. You're welcome

There's the answer to your question to help you look slightly less of a moron.

What are you're on about?

 

[buggers]

depends on the degree of mistakes,sorry would be more serious than not bad. ;-)

 

[Ksyder]

What are you're on about?

This statement gave you away as a non-american. No one says that is the US.

 

[MagickMan]

New?

 

[Murloc]

It doesn't sound new to me.

I just say "sorry" though.

This statement gave you away as a non-american. No one says that is the US.

anybody who knows a bit of grammar never says that anywhere.

 

[PrinceofWands]

If by new you mean 1986ish, then sure.

 

[BrokenVisage]

I don't know what you're talking about.

Smell ya later!

 

[justoh]

This statement gave you away as a non-american. No one says that is the US.

my're bad

 

[DrunkenSano]

No're problem.