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I hate more the sound of some specific words in many politicians' speeches, like "freedom" "democracy", " peace"... when I heard them coming from their mouths I cringe, because they're able to take off from them any real meaning.
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"You can't have your cake and eat it too" Okay, then, why effing have a cake?!?!
"Could of/would of/should of" instead of could've/would've/should've |
Just Keeping It Real.
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Along with the overuse of "tragedy" in the coverage of news, as mentioned above, I'll add the title "hero" to that overused list.
Also, from the never-ending mouth of George Bush: "Homeland security" "God Bless Amurrca" "Nucular" "Thugs and murderers" "We love peace" |
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(Runs screaming from the room) |
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Oh, and how about:
"Are you sure?" No, man. I said it because I knew it was wrong. |
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Hmmm. (And now this part is just cause my answer wasn't 10 characters long) |
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Well..
Phrases I hate are:
"Are you with me? " :rolleyes: With you? in what respect... My boss says it ALL the time... "Breaking News" .......... What exactly qualifies for this now? At first it was a big red newsflash thingy that told of a major news story or global disaster. Even breaking wind now seems to qualify as breaking news... :shocked: As we are on the subject of Bush how about "Special Relationship"... That means Bush bends over and Blair puckers up.. And my all time favourite annoying phrase... "At the end of the day".... At the end of the day what? The day ends.... Get over it 'cos in 24 hours it will happen again... |
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But I'll be around for a few days on and off I get the feeling.. :laugh: Quote:
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