EPTOn November 14 2009 12:21 Pressure wrote:
are you serious? wtf?
where are you from? im nyc
are you serious? wtf?
where are you from? im nyc
I live in NYC and mad ___ is mad common
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Pokebunny
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I live in NYC and mad ___ is mad common | ||
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Not too much of an upgrade. | ||
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gchan
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On November 14 2009 15:56 gchan wrote: Try thinking before speaking. People usually say "like" as a filler when they can't think of what word to use. You should drop the habit as soon as possible simply because when you work in a professional setting, it makes you look immature and fails to communicate effectively. Same with..uMmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..uHHHHHHHHHH | ||
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JeeJee
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in an interview i was once asked what i thought about some new feature or whatever, i don't remember the details; it was a long time ago anyway i answered "oh yeah, s'like hella cool" **awkward pause when i realized what i said** "but i mean there are many ways to improve, blah blah blah" either way i'm pretty sure that's why i didn't get that job (not that i really wanted it but still) ever since then i've banished hella from my vocab. still working on banishing 'like' though, it's pretty hard to get rid of  actually i'm trying to get rid of "i'ma" too.. like "i'ma go to the store, be right back" i dont even know how the hell it makes any sense at all, my friend got me into saying that :s | ||
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omg.deus
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oh...and accents are different...there's nothing "wrong" with an accent that shows you are a from a certain region...that's different than just colloquial expessions or shortcuts. | ||
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Hurricane
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On November 15 2009 07:21 omg.deus wrote: it's fine to talk however you want in a casual setting, but it's just pathetic if you can't speak in standard english in a setting like a job interview...just do one thing that a lot of people don't do...THINK BEFORE YOU SPEAK! oh...and accents are different...there's nothing "wrong" with an accent that shows you are a from a certain region...that's different than just colloquial expessions or shortcuts. Have you heard someone with a thick northeastern or southern accent speak before? It doesn't matter how well thought out their speach is, you cannot take them seriously. | ||
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zulu_nation8
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misclick
Korea (South)155 Posts
i use like (better filler word than uhhh), dude (most flexible word ever), mad __, beast (ONLY IN GAMES), tight (common as fuck), legit (wangsta) i don't use hella (norcal), pop (soda), y'all (redneck) | ||
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d3_crescentia
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On November 14 2009 13:29 Pokebunny wrote: I live in NYC and mad ___ is mad common DC-ish any MD/NoVA/DC guys want to enlighten me on what we say? >_> | ||
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Pengu1n
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i've never used any of these as i find them extremely annoying. however i do say wicked occasionally and like a lot. like is a universal thing because its just a word filler | ||
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