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Originally posted by l�cid Nate is an anomaly. he's like the most Americanized ghetto Korean kid i know, but he's also racist.

an anomaly of awesome that is

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Originally posted by jennypie Oh come off it.

yay, jenny gets the joke!

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Originally posted by shaw excetera

YES. What really gets me is that TWO of my professors say EXCETRA. Like, you have a fucking PHD!! Fuck sake!

...and secondably

Supposably.

Nucular.

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Originally posted by jennypie Supposably.

yes. it's all the same people.

supposably, she would of done if if it's possible and whatnot.










you know what I'm sayin?

oh man supposably pisses me off so much

also i can't stand it when people say "sweet" like "cool." most of the kids from my high school got it from south park, or from (i think) some sort of pro wrestler who used it as his catchphrase, but he used to enunciate it funny- "SuuuuuuhhhhWEEEET!!!"

so now whenever i read or hear someone say "sweet" i think of some pre-pubscent high schooler screeching "SUUUUUUHHHHHH-WEEET!!!!" in the halls. it's mind-numbing.

Aw, we all hate the same things. Let's hold hands.

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Originally posted by jennypie Aw, we all hate the same things. Let's hold hands.

fag!

i always wanted to say that to you.

i would never of thought you'd ask for i and you to hold hands, babe.

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Originally posted by jennypie Supposably.

oh. my. god. i just can't take people seriously if they bring out this gem.

i don't like when people refer to their car as a "whip"

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Originally posted by l�cid i don't like when people refer to their car as a "whip"

I actually find that one amusing.

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Originally posted by jennypie I generally don't like a lot of slang, period. Just speak plain fuckin' English ffs.

And slangs are not English?

I don't think I use slangs that much in English, but I sure as hell use them a lot in Portuguese because I think I'd sound irritatingly nerdy if I didn't. If I were to mimic the way I speak in Portuguese, I probably sound somewhat like this:

Da behaviorist psychogolist b.f. skinna was da first theorist to propose a fully fledged theory of lingo acquisition in is book, verbal behavia, a'ight? Is theory of learnin was closely related to is theory of linguistic behavia itself, innit? He argued dat uman linguistic behavia (that is, our own utterances and our responses to da utterances of udders) is determined by two factors: (i) da current features of da environment impinging on da speaka, and (ii) da speaker's istory of reinforcement (i.e., da givin or withholdin of rewards and/or punishments in response to previous linguistic behaviors). eschewin natta of da mental as unscientific, skinna argued dat �knowin� a lingo is for real just a matta of avin a certain set of behavioral dispositions: dispositions to say (and do) appropriate fings in response to da world and da utterances of udders. thus, knowin english is, in small part, a matta of bein disposed to utta �please close da doa!� whun one is cold as a result of a draught from an opun doa, and of bein disposed (otha fings bein equal) to utta �ok� and go shut a doa in response to someone else's utterance of dat formula.

And now people fink is theory is pants.

I said PLAIN English.

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Originally posted by jennypie I said PLAIN English.

Well, they're just the icing in the cake. A very plaaaain cake, that is

Lol, shut up Lira!

man... there are so many that I don't even know where to begin. Many have been mentioned. I can't stand when people say "expecially". And for some fucked up reason, in North and South Carolina people say "might could"... like, "yeah I might could do that for you if I have time," for example. I haven't heard that anywhere else, just in these 2 states and I HATE IT!!!!

I also hate when people say, "I'll shoot you an email" or "shoot me a text later".

Any attempt to turn the word "incentive" into a verb should be punishable by death. Slow, painful death.

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Originally posted by Arbiter Any attempt to turn the word "incentive" into a verb should be punishable by death. Slow, painful death.

Ditto, and I'd totally incentive this punishment

using "coin" to mean "money"

luckily, seems to be dying off

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