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Someone asks me a question, I answer it, and they respond, "Oh really?"
No, I lied you dumb sob. |
Place names with the same spelling have different pronunciation depending on the region. Always have--always will.
Nevada, Missouri (1849) existed before the state of Nevada (1864). Does anyone bitch that they pronounce the state "wrong"? |
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Nothing grates on my nerves more than someone using "Pacific" in the place of "Specific".
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Southerners dropping the s on plural things like, 59 cent intead of centSSSSS.
Or 45 mile, intead of milessssss. |
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Main Entry: for·tu·itous Function: adjective Etymology: Latin fortuitus; akin to Latin fort-, fors chance — more at fortune Date: 1653 1: occurring by chance 2 a: fortunate , lucky <from a cost standpoint, the company's timing is fortuitous — Business Week> b: coming or happening by a lucky chance <belted down the stairs, and there was a fortuitous train — Doris Lessing> |
It's MissourEEE, not MissourRUH, goddammit.
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Fortuitous just means by chance. It does not mean fortunate, despite the fact that they sound the same. |
I got into an argument with my commander... (not the smartest thing I have ever done) and after I conveyed one of my thoughts.... that ****er, who has a ****ing doctorate actually ****ing said "Well that is a MUTE point".. I just sat there with a befuddled look on my face. I wanted to stand up and say listen, you ****ing stupid piece of shit, do you have a remote that turns down the volume of my points. It's ****ing moot you ............ ugh.. sorry about the hostility but this person is supposed to lead me.
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I've noticed that I've been saying one lately that annoys even me...and I can't stop myself from saying.
Someone will do something or say something...and I follow up with "I was going to say.........". Bullshit Mr. Plow. You fuggin' lying ass mutha fugger....YOU ARE SAYING IT, so why is it "I was going to say....." Idiot. |
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You guys are missing the most frequent annoyers: "LIKE" and "GO"
So, like, she goes "No way!" and he goes "WAY!". It was like, so annoying so I go "blah, blah, blah..." It's like driving me crazy. |
People talking about their pet peeves or even using the term pet peeve is a pet peeve of mine. How the **** did those two words get put together?
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