I hate the phrase....

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Achoo! Atchoo! Pass me the antihistamines! *wipes eyes and blows nose*



MissPickwickian, here is the Wikipedia page describing the origin of the phrase "All your base are belong to us." I've never heard the specific usage "All your rights etc., etc., but that doesn't mean it isn't being used. Maybe Urban Dictionary has an entry. The usual caveats (re user-defined online content) apply.

"I watched your base while you were gone. Sorry, did you want some men left alive? Too late."

I make the above up^^ I've heard that "All your base" a few times.

How about, "Nothing personal, but ..."

or, "Don't call us, we'll call you."

or, "Sorry, were not hiring at this time."

I get tired of hearing them.

I hate the word "like" inserted into every sentence. People tend to think everyone in California uses this term. I don't! I loathe it!

"Get a life." I already have a life. I'm breathing, aren't I?

"It's all in your head"

I feel the urge to pound whoever says that.

"Taste like chicken"

Its annoying because there is other food as well as chicken, why just chicken.

"Oh my God"

I hate it when lots of people say it.

"Aww man, get the shrew?"

People at my school say this from "I'm celebrity get out of here", it's annoying, especially in a fake American accent (sorry Americans)

God bless you.

It is presumptuous.

"Last one, is a rotten egg."

I really hate this one, its very annoying

^That's very annoying. It's a snotty little kid thing to say.

What you sayis what you are

"Same difference."

I hate the word "musing".

I did it for your own good.
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I'm going to tell you this 'like a friend'.

It usually wasn't and they usually aren't.

"Pimp my..."

It looks like a dirty word

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I have used many of these phrases at different times in my life, even co-morbid.(I went through some kind of time wanting to sound like NTs.) They even sound worse if one engages in echolalia! I have a hunch they are some sort of shortformlingo. 9catmom mentioned the word co-morbid and I know I have used that term here at WP. She is right in that co-existing would be a better choice.

I would like to know how the words "pled guilty" got into the vocabulary. I think this rhymes with "bled". Guilty of pled! That's what you did: you pled. Sounds like a court confession spreading all over the floor!

"Its time for your douche" [shower]

WTF. I think its French, but my Mum's English friend says it to her kids, and it just makes me shudder.