Originally Posted By: AppleOnYa
Originally Posted By: Turnbull
I hate it when people use "y'know?" to open and close every sentence. Michelle Obama did that on TV the other day in an interview ...


That seems to be a trait of recent First Ladies. Laura Bush did it a little, but Hillary Clinton is the all time champ on using "y'know" in nearly every sentence, every interview, every day, over the last 18 years she's been in the national spotlight.

Most annoying phrase is when someone is relaying a recent conversation:

He was like, 'What are you eating that for?'

And I was like, 'Whaddya think, cause I like it!'

And he was like, 'Well, you just had that yesterday aren't you tired of it?'

And I was like, 'I love this stuff, I could eat it every day!'

And he was like, 'WhatEVER, dude, you are wierd.'

And I was like, 'Yeah, dude, so are YOU. Want some?'

And he was like, 'Yeah, cool. Thanks.'




I completely agree, Apple, but it can even get worse when people talking like that use the present tense to describe the past.

"So yesterday I'm like all bummed out and she goes, 'why are you bummed out?' and I'm like because its raining and she goes 'yeah but its going to clear up soon.'"

"Io sono stanco, sono imbigliato, and I wan't everyone here to know, there ain't gonna be no trouble from me..Don Corleone..Cicc' a port!"

"I stood in the courtroom like a fool."

"I am Constanza: Lord of the idiots."