Woo! He scared the smiley right outta you, Twisty! It’s ok. He’s not as frightening as he seems. Trust me.
Hey, look! This thread has Nym in it, but isn’t all about her! Our posse powers are weak…
Woo! He scared the smiley right outta you, Twisty! It’s ok. He’s not as frightening as he seems. Trust me.
Hey, look! This thread has Nym in it, but isn’t all about her! Our posse powers are weak…
Woo! He scared the smiley right outta you, Twisty! It’s ok. He’s not as frightening as he seems. Trust me.
Hey, look! We managed to hijack a thread that has Nymmy in it! Go posse… go posse…
Our powers are so weak, I just thought I would hit Submit twice, instead of Preview. :rolleyes:
I recently weaned my husband off using literally incorrectly. I simply demonstrated as much as possible the literal meaning of his words. After a couple of painful metaphors he suddenly could tell when to use literally. I think it helped that he had a few headaches that week that he described. “I feel as if someone is pounding my head with a hammer, literally.” You should have seen his eyes when i walked back into the room with a big claw hammer. He started to yelp, “Figuratively, figuratively!”
So, I talking to my roommate the other day, and I go, “So, like what was, you know, the deal with that hella cool…”
Oh, wait, you said NOT about me. My bad.
One of my pet peeves are “Filler” phrases. Y’know, when someone, like, is trying to, y’know, talk to you and then, y’know, like, can’t quite get the, y’know, phrase out, like, quickly, like.
AARRRRGGGGHHHH!!!