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the thread about nothing...
- Thread in 'General' Thread starter Started by Renaldo Balkman,
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I like prank videos where the person filming gets pranked 
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They really went all out on promotion for this movie and Im pretty sure they could've just dropped 3 trailers and did the same numbers.
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This is an honest question as I don't pay close enough attention to say it with any certainty.
Doesn't the stock market always fluctuate wildly during election season?
Doesn't the stock market always fluctuate wildly during election season?
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Lol "Dollar menu"
*sigh*
*sigh*
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Wordle 1,140 6/6
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Wasted $8 bucks last night on a Philly cheesesteak from the corner store
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My homeboy really just said: "Man you really can't tell whose a man or a woman anymore.."
Me:
Me:
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The absolute worst.And “literally” literally now meaning “not literally”
/rant
And the instances in which people use it are so off the wall that using the word literally makes ZERO sense.
What's the problem with 'literally'?
How does the word ‘literally’ make you feel? For a lot of language-lovers, the answer will be somewhere between mildly irritated and fist-gnawingly furious. It’s the misuse of the word that most perturbs. It has a habit of lurking where it has no place to be, taking a perfectly acceptable (if...
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Top 5 Ways Using the Word “Literally” Drives Us Crazy, Literally! - ThinkFives
English teachers cringe daily when they hear the seemingly ubiquitous use of the word, “literally” in our daily lexicon. “I was literally dying of laughter.” Really? “It was literally raining cats and dogs.” Have you been drinking? People misuse the word “literally” for a number of reasons. For...
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Wait people really use "literally" to emphasize a figure of speech?
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I can get a free cheeseburger from McDonald’s and a free soft serve or chocolate chip cookies from Burger King. Snack attack! I’m about to take advantage
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Dead *** on GodWait people really use "literally" to emphasize a figure of speech?
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How u don’t know ur man 
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I just got stung on the tongue by a bee.
I was biking and telling a couple that I was to their left, and a bee flows directly into my tongue and stings me. The lady that I told that I was on her left, had to get the stinger out of my tongue for me with her nails.
Could this get any weirder
I was biking and telling a couple that I was to their left, and a bee flows directly into my tongue and stings me. The lady that I told that I was on her left, had to get the stinger out of my tongue for me with her nails.
Could this get any weirder
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Here’s the stinger she pulled out of my tongue with her nails…
Close up
Close up
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