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So what phrase gets you annoyed whenever you hear it.
Mine would probably be" bros over hos", it's not that I hate the phrase as much as I detest the goofballs that usually say it. Also another phrase I usually hate to hear is "I told you she was a guy" :Q
Pretty much all of them. I was in the school library and found a book on english cliches (there are 1500 of them). Just about every single one is irritating to hear.
Also, I hate hearing any office lingo outside of a Dilbert cartoon.
"Invest your time, don't spend it."
"Work smarter not harder."
"Use your resources, delegate"
I love management who've only learned corporate speak in all their years of working.
Double exclamations with nonsensical modifiers: "Wow....just wow!"
Question-responses ("So you're saying"/"So if") to statements that create a false dilemma (i.e. putting words in someone's mouth):
Guy 1: "Irresponsible use of alcohol can lead to the death of others."
Guy 2: "So you're saying if I have beer on Friday night I will run over and kill a dozen Jews and a clown?"
Guy 1: :roll:
Guy 3: "Why kill the clown?!" :frown:
Questions that begin with participles/infinitives and eliminate the nouns and pronouns: "Looking to buy a fleshlight...what to do?"
The exception/rule phrase being used to validate a contradiction:
Guy 1: "Bill never eats lunch in flux capacitor."
Guy 2: "Well yesterday Bill ate lunch in a flux capacitor."
Guy 1: "I guess that's the exception that proves the rule."
Guy 2: 😕
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