Official "Stop Saying That Phrase" Thread

[localyokel]

You making fun of people who stutter?

When you stutter on a keyboard, isn't that more of a nervous tic?

So, in that case, yes...yes, I am ridiculing the handicapped and afflicted.
It's a defense mechanism I use to cope with my own abundant inadequacies.

 

[cincibuck]

When you stutter on a keyboard, isn't that more of a nervous tic?

So, in that case, yes...yes, I am ridiculing the handicapped and afflicted.
It's a defense mechanism I use to cope with my own abundant inadequacies.

I hadn't thought about tics. You could get lyme's disease from that couldn't you?

 

[IronBuckI]

Well, I could try to pretend I was just kidding around, and already knew about the joke, but it's pointless.

Maybe it's because I bought my BP membership when they had it on a special $39.99 discount. For whatever reason, I was never mailed the user's manual.

Anyway, thanks to everyone who violated their sacred BP vows to clue me in to the joke. You'll all be my BFFs forever now.
(Although, "forever" may not last all that long, since I guess now TPTB on BP will have to kill you. )

forever forever lasts forever and ever.


in my IMO

 

[localyokel]

I hadn't thought about tics. You could get lyme's disease from that couldn't you?

Yes, if you're bitten.

Life after LIME infection is no joke.

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Tragic...

 

[Saw31]

"in my IMO"

IMO means In My Opinion.

When you say "in my IMO" you're actually saying "in my in my opinion."

That's your imo!

 

[BUCKYLE]

That's your imo!

That's you're in my IMO.

 

[Bucklion]

"I'm the boss of me"

It's always the most annoying people on earth saying this too...

 

[IronBuckI]

"For lack of a better term".

There are better terms! Educate yourself, motherfucker!

 

[cincibuck]

How about some annoying sports terms? I can think of two from back in the days when I paid attention to baseball: 1. He's got great velocity. 2. He throws a heavy ball.

Both were annoying in the manner of thinking some inside knowledge allowed you to misuse terms. Why wasn't it enough to acknowledge that the pitcher had a good fast ball?

The last one really got to me. Did they think that you could throw a ball in such a way that the same ball thrown at the same speed, along the same distance, would some how obtain more weight?

 

[BUCKYLE]

"You're cut-off!"
"I'm pressing charges!"
"It's against the law to be naked in public"

 

[OCBucksFan]

"You're cut-off!"
"I'm pressing charges!"
"It's against the law to be naked in public"

Rape whistles are pretty annoying as well.