Tramp said:...also, the misuse of the word, "HERO," drives me nuts. If everyone is a hero, being a hero has no value. Can we no longer recognize the difference between the “ordinary” and the “extraordinary,” the sine qua non of heroism? :veryconfu
"Born again" rubs me the wrong way too!speck76 said:I am not a big fan of "they've found God".......was God lost? :lookaroun
Woody13 said:"Born again" rubs me the wrong way too!
speck76 said:followed right by "born again virgin"
General Grizz said:"Tastes like chicken."
General Grizz said:"Tastes like chicken."
Dizknee_Phreek said:Can't say I've ever heard that one. "Born again" I hear constantly as I'm from a religious family and all. Does "born again virigin" have religious roots as well?
speck76 said:A "born again virgin" is someone who whores around for a long time and then decides to take on celibacy.
Typically, they become very vocal against whoring around.....kind of a "do as I do now (but don't look at my past" thing.
Dizknee_Phreek said:I just thought of another one. I don't think I've posted this one before...if I have, forgive me. I hear this one constantly now (thanks to the friggin Blue Comedy Tour), and last night I saw it on the back of a pick-up truck - "Git 'er dun." I hate that saying with every fiber of my being!! :fork:
speck76 said:Me too....
hcwalker16 said:What about when newscasters are interviewing sports players either before (either team) or after (the losing team) the game? They all say the same thing! It's always something to the effect of "We've gotta keep our heads in the game," with a few uses of the word "perservere" thrown in for good measure (< another cliche I don't like). Also, any phrase that comes out of a sportscaster's mouth makes me hate my life.
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