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Get it off your chest: current most detested / trite phrase or word.... [View all] hlthe2b Mar 2017 OP

I know, right? underpants Mar 2017 #1

+1 lutherj Mar 2017 #101

For some reason, I don't mind that one. ailsagirl Mar 2017 #186

IKR? yuiyoshida Mar 2017 #238

Sentences that start with the word Florida-Liberal Apr 2017 #360

Sou desu ka? yuiyoshida Apr 2017 #361

Trump Cary Mar 2017 #2

All things "trump" is a category of its own...uggh hlthe2b Mar 2017 #4

+1 Jarqui Mar 2017 #33

It's DT for me pat_k Mar 2017 #232

+1 Heartstrings Apr 2017 #352

Not new but I can't stand it - baby bump meadowlark5 Mar 2017 #3

Definitely! hlthe2b Mar 2017 #5

Ugh! I hate "baby bump" smirkymonkey Mar 2017 #15

Me too, hate both of those!! BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2017 #51

What is... 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #225

i believe it's a term of endearment orleans Mar 2017 #229

Its used a lot in Korean...so yeah next time someone says Bae... yuiyoshida Mar 2017 #241

OMG, yes! Along with "We're pregnant." GoCubsGo Mar 2017 #170

I actually appreciate 2naSalit Apr 2017 #277

I prefer "We're expecting" or some version of that. GoCubsGo Apr 2017 #291

Fair enough. 2naSalit Apr 2017 #295

Just A Bit/A Little Bit Me. Mar 2017 #6

I hate hearing the word "like" in ever sentence, sometimes two or 3 times. appleannie1943 Mar 2017 #7

Add "you know" right along with that one... nt yagotme Mar 2017 #22

Totally. NT mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2017 #45

Oh my. Don't even get me started on all the "valley" talk. yagotme Mar 2017 #133

Like, you know, and wasup. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #47

"I mean, it's like, fershure, yaknow, right?" lastlib Mar 2017 #25

Listening to NPR and hearing actual adult radio people using "like" LuckyLib Mar 2017 #67

My grandson's wife graduated magna cum laude from college almost 10 years ago and that appleannie1943 Mar 2017 #117

Agreed. It damages their credibility. spooky3 Mar 2017 #151

I'm going to go out on a limb, here, and guess that you're over 55 years old. Warren DeMontague Mar 2017 #261

"Old school." I hate it. yardwork Mar 2017 #8

Uh-oh. mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2017 #46

!!! Almost always redudant, as we are looking at post. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #49

"Get it off your chest" True Dough Mar 2017 #9

Ok. You get that one... hlthe2b Mar 2017 #11

For years it was FYI neeksgeek Mar 2017 #10

"Going forward" is mine too! n/t Dale Neiburg Mar 2017 #28

Pregnant persons Phoenix61 Mar 2017 #12

'get over it' samnsara Mar 2017 #13

Translate: I have no empathy Alice11111 Mar 2017 #52

At the end of the day. . . n/t cloudbase Mar 2017 #14

Yep...me too but,replaced by "In this day and age" WTF does that even mean?? n/t Bengus81 Mar 2017 #81

Yeah, I am SO SICK OF THAT. milestogo Mar 2017 #179

Compining celeb couples names Soxfan58 Mar 2017 #16

Thank you. 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #125

The invisible hand of the market Ron Obvious Mar 2017 #17

Animal spirits, of the Trump Rally Alice11111 Mar 2017 #53

Worse Yet, Ron... ProfessorGAC Apr 2017 #292

"Snowflake" got REALLY annoying REALLY fast. skypilot Mar 2017 #18

It's disruptive for me because I have to stop and figure out Alice11111 Mar 2017 #60

An oversensitive and "fragile" person. skypilot Mar 2017 #84

Thank you. It wasn't in the dictionary. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #92

I thought snowflakes were fertilized eggs in cryo. Didn't they call them that for awhile? CrispyQ Apr 2017 #280

Anybody calls me one, I tell him what happens when snowflakes get together. Warpy Mar 2017 #126

SNAP!!! skypilot Mar 2017 #174

That is the food stamp program. Evidently, you are Alice11111 Apr 2017 #323

????? skypilot Apr 2017 #345

Sports cliches applied to everyday speech Mendocino Mar 2017 #19

Me too...it feels so Dudebro to me. BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2017 #54

You hit a home run with that one! (nt) klook Apr 2017 #310

This message was self-deleted by its author NightWatcher Mar 2017 #20

"And so it begins." mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2017 #21

What's GD and LBN? oldcynic Mar 2017 #38

General Discussion and Late Breaking News. NT mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2017 #39

DU needs a printable glossary n/t oldcynic Mar 2017 #42

Then ***** would know what we were talking about. mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2017 #43

***** is listening to you too? oldcynic Mar 2017 #64

"I'm sorry if I've offended anyone." CrispyQ Apr 2017 #283

"On the ground" Tripper11 Mar 2017 #23

On the ground refers to campaign staff too crazycatlady Mar 2017 #173

"We have a lot of work to do" UrbScotty Mar 2017 #24

"True freshman" Initech Mar 2017 #26

True freshman SCantiGOP Mar 2017 #34

"Take a listen" k8conant Mar 2017 #27

"I love him/her to death" cyndensco Mar 2017 #29

Although it was a fun movie. pat_k Mar 2017 #233

"Deals" Docreed2003 Mar 2017 #30

!!! Alice11111 Mar 2017 #55

"Invite" used as a noun. Croney Mar 2017 #31

Nah! This one goes WAAAAY back! AFAIK, it's an Italian-American thang. (And so am I!) WinkyDink Mar 2017 #65

"Literally," when it is referring to something that isn't literal at all. mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2017 #32

"Literally" over-used all the time, and used incorrectly 99% of the time. n/t pnwest Mar 2017 #35

Push the envelope? Blanks Mar 2017 #36

No matter how much you push the envelope ... eppur_se_muova Apr 2017 #296

Thanks, I had no idea on the origin. I always thought it was an business offer... Blanks Apr 2017 #299

"Your concern is noted." Raster Mar 2017 #37

Was that prior to DU? True Dough Mar 2017 #70

Since I joined DU. Raster Mar 2017 #78

I think it's DU-ese for "Bless your heart". nt JustABozoOnThisBus Mar 2017 #89

I say bless your heart quite a bit... it reminds me of southern grandmothers... Raster Mar 2017 #95

How do I hate thee, let me count the ways... oldcynic Mar 2017 #40

I left my Associated Press style book at work. mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2017 #44

I also hate "all-volunteer." The correct term is "mercenary." Glorfindel Apr 2017 #304

Thank you. I was attempting discretion. oldcynic Apr 2017 #337

I disagree, the term I prefer is "Professional" The Polack MSgt Apr 2017 #339

right now it's "and the like" Skittles Mar 2017 #41

"Reach out" BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2017 #48

I think it means "contact" ailsagirl Mar 2017 #182

Exactly!! BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2017 #189

How 'bout: "Just wanted to touch base with you." Blech. n/t sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #198

Let's unpack that. BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2017 #211

If I agreed and said it was woof yer cookies 'worthy' sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #216

____ worthy and ____ envy, are those two being overused now? BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2017 #219

Hay, ima digging yer 'hurlage quotient'! sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #221

Where are ____envy and ____worthy being used? BlancheSplanchnik Apr 2017 #286

Apologies. Didn't mean to steal your thunder. (Oopsie, 'steal your thunder'.) Can any of us'ns sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #217

Lololol!! BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2017 #220

Did I see a mention of dessert?🍨 🍰 🍦 sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #222

That phrase is SO 2011. stopbush Apr 2017 #359

"touching base" sucks. MontanaMama Apr 2017 #305

Can I add that I hate the new custom of hugging everyone. CrispyQ Apr 2017 #282

LOLOL! BlancheSplanchnik Apr 2017 #287

Falsehood jiminvegas Mar 2017 #50

!!! Alice11111 Mar 2017 #56

Add "misspoke," a neologism that means the same thing, lie NT Warpy Mar 2017 #129

Yes!!!!!!!n/t jrthin Mar 2017 #141

Pivot democrank Mar 2017 #57

Thank you for this thread! Alice11111 Mar 2017 #58

oops...wrong spot. Iggo Mar 2017 #99

"I'm humbled." Dark n Stormy Knight Mar 2017 #59

I skipped this article in the NYT. Thanks for the link. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #61

sacrifice is in the eye of the beholder oldcynic Mar 2017 #66

I also have some ridiculously wealthy relatives, so I feel your pain. Of course, they're RWers Dark n Stormy Knight Mar 2017 #75

Good to know I'm not alone. The idea that Jesus favors Alice11111 Mar 2017 #106

Sorry I missed your reply. Dark n Stormy Knight Mar 2017 #263

Aren't most racists RW religious fundamentalists? Alice11111 Mar 2017 #264

Put this on a tee-shirt & wear it to the next family event. CrispyQ Apr 2017 #285

An excellent commentary! CrispyQ Apr 2017 #284

The "humblebrag" is a hilariously cringeworthy trend. klook Apr 2017 #302

"fake news" UTUSN Mar 2017 #62

♡ nt littlemissmartypants Mar 2017 #79

"Absolutely". Especially when "yes" does the job. NCjack Mar 2017 #63

I'm guilty of that one ailsagirl Mar 2017 #208

".... as fuck" or AF for short n/t TexasBushwhacker Mar 2017 #68

Ah crap...guilty of that nadine_mn Apr 2017 #325

My bad Metsie Casey Mar 2017 #69

I hate that, too. Freedomofspeech Mar 2017 #118

THAT IS HORRIBLE!!! ailsagirl Mar 2017 #181

Sounds like cutesy teen or a toddler learning to talk Alice11111 Mar 2017 #266

Awesome lpbk2713 Mar 2017 #71

That's still going strong ailsagirl Mar 2017 #184

Ima uncouth tonite... sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #200

That's about it! ailsagirl Mar 2017 #207

And I thank you. Love your signature line mucho grande!😍 (no text) sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #218

Thank you ailsagirl Mar 2017 #223

"at the end of tha day" Kimchijeon Mar 2017 #72

That one definitely needs to just go away! n/t Different Drummer Mar 2017 #270

I was going to type this! JHan Apr 2017 #319

Incredible elleng Mar 2017 #73

Pop of color erinlough Mar 2017 #74

Alll of those remodeling shows on HGTV must require the same glossary... hlthe2b Mar 2017 #83

alt/right NBachers Mar 2017 #76

"Fact of the matter is...". nt Purveyor Mar 2017 #77

'nuff said......I hate this phrase. madaboutharry Mar 2017 #80

Agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! n/t RKP5637 Mar 2017 #111

Awful. Just awful. VOX Mar 2017 #132

And I've heard people say that, then continue with more sentences. spooky3 Mar 2017 #163

This isn't really new, but... zanana1 Mar 2017 #82

Yes. And True Dough Mar 2017 #122

Unless you sell your joolery to your real-uh-tor. Iggo Mar 2017 #147

"if you will" ploppy Mar 2017 #85

Hate that too! we can do it Mar 2017 #196

Welp. dawg Mar 2017 #86

Beginning a sentence with "So". Polly Hennessey Mar 2017 #87

So, yeah, I'd like totally agree with you, but ... JustABozoOnThisBus Mar 2017 #90

"Use it or lose it." "At the end of the day." sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #157

Indeed. The most annoying grammatical "trend" of this century. OilemFirchen Mar 2017 #91

Especially when the speaker draws it out: "So-o-o..." spooky3 Mar 2017 #154

Doing it in the topic line here at DU Warpy Mar 2017 #128

Oops--I didn't see your post before adding a similar one! I spooky3 Mar 2017 #153

Reminds me of "in band camp" Alice11111 Mar 2017 #175

Shit that's another one I do nadine_mn Apr 2017 #327

"Link to Tweet" Orrex Mar 2017 #88

LOL...yep. Iggo Mar 2017 #98

Yes. meadowlander Mar 2017 #212

Me too. 2naSalit Apr 2017 #278

I dare say I struck a nerve with this thread! hlthe2b Mar 2017 #93

Troublemaker! ProfessorGAC Apr 2017 #293

"It is what it is" FakeNoose Mar 2017 #94

THIS I hear it a dozen times a day. FSogol Mar 2017 #183

"It is what it is." Drives me up the wall. Particularly if spoken as a real bit of wisdom. argyl Mar 2017 #247

Yes! I was getting worried it took so long for this to pop up nadine_mn Apr 2017 #328

that's the expression i *really* can't stand orleans Apr 2017 #343

"...the American people..."...n/t bluecollar2 Mar 2017 #96

"Spot on." Iggo Mar 2017 #97

Yes! Squinch Mar 2017 #131

and, "nailed it.", per KConway, after the State of the Union speech Alice11111 Mar 2017 #172

That's it JCinNYC Mar 2017 #180

Listing women by their first names (sometimes right alongside men listed by their last names). Iggo Mar 2017 #100

That's what she said. lutherj Mar 2017 #102

The following 2 phrases are relatively new and I have been irked by both since I first heard them. LOL Lib Mar 2017 #103

I don't even know what "stay woke" means ailsagirl Mar 2017 #185

It is a very meaningful phrase that originated LOL Lib Mar 2017 #188

It's not exactly an intuitive term ailsagirl Mar 2017 #209

Agreed! LOL Lib Mar 2017 #210

Richt Back 'Atcha! ailsagirl Mar 2017 #213

Reminds me of this ... eppur_se_muova Apr 2017 #297

Thanks! That is interesting. I never knew the origin of "hip." LOL Lib Apr 2017 #298

um um um um ....... stonecutter357 Mar 2017 #104

"So we're on the same page!" n/t RKP5637 Mar 2017 #105

"At the end of the day!" n/t RKP5637 Mar 2017 #107

"In this day and age!" n/t RKP5637 Mar 2017 #108

"Get real!" n/t RKP5637 Mar 2017 #109

"Make America Great Again!" n/t RKP5637 Mar 2017 #110

"I feel your pain!" n/t RKP5637 Mar 2017 #112

Everything happens for a reason Bayard Mar 2017 #113

I'm with you on that one! True Dough Mar 2017 #123

"Everything happens for a reason" just irritates me... 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #226

+1000. Add "It's all good." Sometimes, it's not. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #171

Woman Comic... ProfessorGAC Apr 2017 #294

Get your (fill in the blank) on. TBA Mar 2017 #114

"A republican I think I could work with/support". 58Sunliner Mar 2017 #115

Awoke and Awoken WhiteTara Mar 2017 #116

I Have A Couple That Annoy The Piss..... becca da bakkah Mar 2017 #119

These cookies available in Canada are not helping your cause at all! True Dough Mar 2017 #124

Would It Be Decadent of Me If I Asked.... becca da bakkah Mar 2017 #144

I don't know about decadent True Dough Mar 2017 #145

Per Merriam-Webster, that use of "decadent" is okay... VOX Mar 2017 #135

This message was self-deleted by its author VOX Mar 2017 #137

One definition is radical noodle Apr 2017 #312

"boobs" nt. marybourg Mar 2017 #120

"draining the swamp" nt RainCaster Mar 2017 #121

True That! Nt HopeAgain Mar 2017 #127

�� ICONIC !! VOX Mar 2017 #130

"death spiral" vlyons Mar 2017 #134

"Have a good one." After I've just paid the clerk. CrispyQ Mar 2017 #136

In our neck o' the woods, it's "Hurry back now!" sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #161

"Let me get this straight"... VOX Mar 2017 #138

link to tweet randr Mar 2017 #139

"Bombshell." Save it for something with proof that will stick, not the latest conspiracy theory or Hoyt Mar 2017 #140

Still going strong: "Amazing". HeartachesNhangovers Mar 2017 #142

Ditto for "awesome." That word once meant something. spooky3 Mar 2017 #155

Two littlemissmartypants Mar 2017 #143

Impactful. 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #146

Oh dear god, no! Iggo Mar 2017 #149

I am afraid so. 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #158

Or using "I" as an object: "would you like to go on vacation with John and I?" spooky3 Mar 2017 #156

I hear this all the time, and have to work... 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #159

I do too. One friend who was in a top mgt position spooky3 Mar 2017 #162

"Impact" for "effect" (nt) pat_k Mar 2017 #236

Let's hope we don't start... 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #243

OMG Mendocino Mar 2017 #148

"Should of" instead of should've (Should have) BunkieBandit Mar 2017 #150

Agreed! It's horrible and it sounds moronic. VOX Apr 2017 #316

That drives me absolutely nuts! shanti Apr 2017 #366

This message was self-deleted by its author spooky3 Mar 2017 #152

Using "less" instead of "fewer" Chiquitita Mar 2017 #160

Me too. I started to add that one, but I didn't want to edit Alice11111 Mar 2017 #165

There is a local grocery store... 3catwoman3 Mar 2017 #166

Yep. Been hearing it way more and more lately. GoCubsGo Mar 2017 #169

Two old ones--"Go for it." "Bite me." sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #164

I never understood what "bite me" means. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #167

It's derogatory. Different shades of derogatory. Someone we knew would say it repeatedly. sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #199

It's the PG version of "bite my ass" or "kiss my ass" Manly_Scream Apr 2017 #355

Thanks Alice11111 Apr 2017 #370

Calling everything a "hack", when GoCubsGo Mar 2017 #168

Yes, this. meadowlander Mar 2017 #214

Double down Maeve Mar 2017 #176

"Religious Freedom" - a buzzword used by the right to exercise bigotry and act in unChristian ways Doodley Mar 2017 #177

I'm good--- northoftheborder Mar 2017 #178

What about "I'm fine" in lieu of 'No, thank you". sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #202

Honestly...... NCTraveler Mar 2017 #187

Pimp Wolf Frankula Mar 2017 #190

People posting "This!!!" as a subject line... Thor_MN Mar 2017 #191

The "GD" phrase...if you ask, believe me, she will damn....not cool!!!! fNord Mar 2017 #192

Boots on the ground Marthe48 Mar 2017 #193

So Marthe48 Mar 2017 #194

It is what it is. we can do it Mar 2017 #195

bad "optics" caraher Mar 2017 #197

somebody in GD just used "the optics" Phentex Apr 2017 #347

Needless to say.... marlakay Mar 2017 #201

That one's been bugging people for decades. BluesRunTheGame Apr 2017 #350

One more popped into my puddin' head earlier this eve. sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #203

I rather enjoy saying Wolf Frankula Mar 2017 #248

👍 sprinkleeninow Mar 2017 #250

Anything attacking Democrats or liberals jmowreader Mar 2017 #204

Libtard is making fun of retarded persons, handicapped. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #228

"world class" democratisphere Mar 2017 #205

Agree to Disagree LanternWaste Mar 2017 #206

PR/Spin is now "corporate storytelling". meadowlander Mar 2017 #215

President Trump red dog 1 Mar 2017 #224

I have trouble saying or writing his name or that FBI guy Alice11111 Mar 2017 #227

DT pat_k Mar 2017 #234

Yeah, or something else. DT also means delirium tremens Alice11111 Mar 2017 #235

I almost avoided using DT for that reason, ... pat_k Mar 2017 #240

I decided it is an interesting coincidence. Alice11111 Mar 2017 #242

FBI Director James Comey's 10/28/2016 letter to Congressional leaders, red dog 1 Mar 2017 #244

"Hillary's private server," The C guy at the FBI deserves jail for Alice11111 Mar 2017 #245

+ 1 red dog 1 Mar 2017 #246

"it is what it is" orleans Mar 2017 #230

Chronic interrupters. You state four words, they grab one word, Alice11111 Mar 2017 #237

lol "Chris Matthews is getting worse all of the time." orleans Mar 2017 #254

Those people don't listen, just talk over others. Matthews has Alice11111 Mar 2017 #255

corporatist BainsBane Mar 2017 #231

"drives success" "drives marketing impact" pat_k Mar 2017 #239

RAMP IT UP ailsagirl Mar 2017 #249

"I'm good" RelativelyJones Mar 2017 #251

"I'm glad you asked that question" followed by nothing, in any way, resembling Maru Kitteh Mar 2017 #252

Folks defacto7 Mar 2017 #253

Back in the day ashling Mar 2017 #256

Take a listen ashling Mar 2017 #257

alt-news gopiscrap Mar 2017 #258

I get a little tired of "lessons learned." n/t Beartracks Mar 2017 #259

"it's in my wheelhouse" Warren DeMontague Mar 2017 #260

This is the one I was going to post. Fuck you and your wheelhouse! Phentex Apr 2017 #273

I agree steve2470 Apr 2017 #275

GET OFF MY LAWN! Warren DeMontague Mar 2017 #262

"Sad," "Many people are saying," "Winners," & "Losers" Alice11111 Mar 2017 #265

The "GD" phrase...... fNord Mar 2017 #267

I'm an honest person Alice11111 Mar 2017 #268

"President Trump" IrishEyes Mar 2017 #269

Makes my blood boil/stomach churn every time ailsagirl Apr 2017 #290

Blah blah blah SHIT and blah blah blah SHIT and more blahs SHIT steve2470 Apr 2017 #271

jaw-dropping! steve2470 Apr 2017 #272

double down doc03 Apr 2017 #274

Normalize. Yonnie3 Apr 2017 #276

(I am - we are ) Sorry for your loss n/t auntAgonist Apr 2017 #279

This message was self-deleted by its author CrispyQ Apr 2017 #281

OH, so many mikehiggins Apr 2017 #288

Selfie..Sammich...n/t PasadenaTrudy Apr 2017 #289

Sammich!!! Gah!!! MontanaMama Apr 2017 #306

ISSUE JCMach1 Apr 2017 #300

Closure. hrmjustin Apr 2017 #301

Experts say..... get the red out Apr 2017 #303

President trump kacekwl Apr 2017 #307

"Awesome". IMHO, it is the most overused word in the English language Siwsan Apr 2017 #308

"Disrupt" klook Apr 2017 #309

me likey / my bad/ jus sayin luvMIdog Apr 2017 #311

Neo-liberal radical noodle Apr 2017 #313

lol. Yes! omg.......... make it die. make it die. JHan Apr 2017 #318

Get behind LeftInTX Apr 2017 #314

I have two. tazkcmo Apr 2017 #315

B-school lingo: "impactful," "scalable," "mission-critical," "face time," "price point," etc. VOX Apr 2017 #317

I can see you're passionate about this. klook Apr 2017 #322

"Personally I think" - ..... Yes, "i think" covers it thanks... JHan Apr 2017 #320

The word "basically" JHan Apr 2017 #321

PROLLY Skittles Apr 2017 #324

....... JHan Apr 2017 #326

"Not gonna lie" nadine_mn Apr 2017 #329

The term "butthurt". NewDealProgressive Apr 2017 #330

"Passed" instead of "passed away" LeftInTX Apr 2017 #331

My favorite "passing" expression leftyladyfrommo Apr 2017 #348

100% Jane Austin Apr 2017 #332

"Bigly," whether used ironically or not. subterranean Apr 2017 #333

I have a friend who pronounces thyme Doreen Apr 2017 #334

Didn't we just do this a week or so ago Alice11111 Apr 2017 #335

Thinking outside the box. Lunabell Apr 2017 #336

"Civilian", when used by police to describe non-police. JustABozoOnThisBus Apr 2017 #338

Anything that sounds pretentious HeiressofBickworth Apr 2017 #340

Blessed. Have a blessed day grantcart Apr 2017 #341

"Trigger warning". Yuck. vanlassie Apr 2017 #342

Lately it has been duncang Apr 2017 #344

"curated" steve2470 Apr 2017 #346

There's much to "unpack" with that issue. kairos12 Apr 2017 #349

"Perfect" BluesRunTheGame Apr 2017 #351

A list murielm99 Apr 2017 #353

"yeah, yeah, yeah" in very quick succession JenniferJuniper Apr 2017 #354

Circle back. mahina Apr 2017 #356

"Several" teezy Apr 2017 #357

Mano a Mano. stopbush Apr 2017 #358

"My Bad" BlancheSplanchnik Apr 2017 #362

Throwing people "under the bus" rhiannon55 Apr 2017 #363

There are two which really get me Fortinbras Armstrong Apr 2017 #364

"Females" used as a noun to refer to women. athena Apr 2017 #365

This Thor_MN Apr 2017 #367

Optics. spiderpig Apr 2017 #368

"It's gone viral" Boomerproud Apr 2017 #369