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Tired, annoying phrases

Which ones grind your gears? Today at the airport I heard business doods on their cell phones saying "just want to touch base" at least three different times. Sick to death of hearing that. You?

"P bass sits in the mix"
" The difference between MIM & MIA ... Made by Mexicans in USA..."

* Especially when they are presented like they are newly discovered pearls of wisdom not often imparted by mere mortal humans! Lol :rollno:

" Just saying... " was fresh for 2 days and then got to be smack in the back of the head goofy/snarky. :cool:

Or the "How's that working out for you" ( must be said condescendingly though to have full positive effect) :thumbsup:

Otherwise I appreciate all the helpful funny good natured stuff here. :D
 
Instead of a simple "I don't care":
It don't make me no never mind
6 in one hand, half a dozen in the other


Any phrase that just has to rhyme...
I'm in it to win it

Click it or ticket


Others

Git R Done
It boils down to...
Essentially...
Supposably... (not even a word)
All in tents and purposes... (not even a phrase)
Threepeat
 
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We sound like a bunch of old grumpy men! Lol :D

"Get off my lawn!!" :roflmao:


* Please remind me to never speak to any of you in person should we meet. Conversation would be like walking through an area seeded with land mines! Lol . We should just do the manly nod and move on... ;)
 
"I could care less."

If you could care less, that means that you have some wiggle room to care even less about whatever it is you don't care about.

They correct phrase is "I couldn't care less", which makes way more sense...but it seems like way more people use the nonsensical "could" phrase nowadays...:banghead::facepalm:
 
"I could care less."

If you could care less, that means that you have some wiggle room to care even less about whatever it is you don't care about.

They correct phrase is "I couldn't care less", which makes way more sense...but it seems like way more people use the nonsensical "could" phrase nowadays...:banghead::facepalm:

Well, that depends on context.
If someone told me they lost their guitar, I might say "I could care less", implying I might care, a little, but not likely.
If someone told me they lost their keyboards, I might say "I couldn't care less", implying that I really don't care.
If someone told me they lost their bass............................:crying:
 
Well, that depends on context.
If someone told me they lost their guitar, I might say "I could care less" implying I might care, a little, but not likely.
If someone told me they lost their keyboards, I might say "I couldn't care less."
If someone told me they lost their bass............................:crying:
:D You have a point...