EPTI don't know if you understand how the fuck language works. It's "Couldn't care less". If you could care less, you clearly care at least some amount because there is less that you could care.
Learn to english.
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IMABUNNEH
United Kingdom1062 Posts
I don't know if you understand how the fuck language works. It's "Couldn't care less". If you could care less, you clearly care at least some amount because there is less that you could care. Learn to english. | ||
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duckmaster
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Lovedoll
Japan540 Posts
In example, taken from a classmate's paper during high school English class: "The Romans, you see, were complete douchebags.", opposed to "The Romans were complete douchebags." Two words omitted and your point still gets across. Also, YES I CAN SEE I HAVE MY OWN PAIR OF EYES YOU TWIT. | ||
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JBlaze187
Canada37 Posts
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TheAnswerIsZero
United States21 Posts
On March 05 2013 09:15 docvoc wrote: Not to derail, but that is only one definition. Plethora can mean a surfeit or a profusion of, which means an abundance rather than too much. The connotation of Plethora isn't necessarily too many (like the word excess) but more like more than enough to be considered acceptable (an abundance or teeming). Back on track: I really dislike when I hear people try to use old south phrases in jest, but fail at it. More than you can shake a stick at, good ole' boy, etc. are all misused horribly -_-;;. Hmm, I wasn't aware of the other definition, since I often associate plethora with a negative connotation. Thanks for letting me/us know. | ||
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ControlMonkey
Australia3109 Posts
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Steel
Japan2283 Posts
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waitwhat
United States152 Posts
Self explanatory.. | ||
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Sterlymobile
United States1009 Posts
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Kaitlin
United States2958 Posts
On March 05 2013 08:55 Ender wrote: For the longest time I thought the phrase should be "cut your cake and eat it too" referring to when two kids are fighting over the biggest piece, so you let the first kid cut the cake and the second kid choose which piece he wants. When I was young, my brother got around that issue by licking whatever piece(s) he wanted. | ||
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radscorpion9
Canada2252 Posts
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Orcasgt24
Canada3238 Posts
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Kaitlin
United States2958 Posts
On March 05 2013 09:07 Silentness wrote: I like to troll people by saying GL HF... YOLO in SC2 games. It always gets an interesting response. You only die once (YODO) was a good response once when they lost. ____ Funny ones: How would you like your eggs sir? "I'd like them well-done." He must of been high/drunk. "What do I got to do to get your job?" It's my job bitch! Job security = I'm not telling you. How about anytime someone uses "of" when it should be "have" ? For example, "He must of been high/drunk", when it's "He must HAVE been high/drunk". | ||
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RedMorning
Canada117 Posts
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Robstickle
Great Britain406 Posts
Prescriptivist nonsense. | ||
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KingAce
United States471 Posts
I think its pretty stupid. | ||
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AdamBanks
Canada996 Posts
so terrible i enjoyed it. | ||
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Master of DalK
Canada1797 Posts
It makes no sense. I have no idea why people started using it, but I guess #yolo got picked up >_> | ||
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AdamBanks
Canada996 Posts
On March 05 2013 09:25 IMABUNNEH wrote: "Could care less" I don't know if you understand how the fuck language works. It's "Couldn't care less". If you could care less, you clearly care at least some amount because there is less that you could care. Learn to english. Meaning is use my dear positivist. | ||
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
In proper context, using vocabulary that warrants it, it's perfectly acceptable. The majority of times that I've seen it, however, is as a substitute for "while" in common, everyday language. I don't know if people thinks it makes a sentence sound smarter, or they think it supposed to be used everywhere, but the end result is language like: "I read the paper whilst I'm pissing." "I'll make a salad whilst you're barbecuing." If you're going to use pretentious language, please do it properly. | ||
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