A Disorganized, Random List...

[0rko]

...of Things I Really Wish People Would Stop Saying Because The Phrase Is Inane, Overused, Patently Absurd and/or (Most Likely) All of the Above (Also Because They Drive Me Fucking Nuts);

- At the end of the day. (Unless you're discussing something taking place literally at the end of the day, like at dusk or early evening, please stop saying

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[haphazzard]

The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco...
Too regional?

[0rko]

It drives me nuts when people attribute that quote to Mark Twain.

[slagkick]

I blame "I know, right?" on Mean Girls. I basically don't remember how I used to talk before that movie. Now I just talk like a bitchy teen girl.

And while I do think the "I won't bite..." is totally overused by gay bois who want you to pound their man pussies, I recently re-watched Austin Powers and found it highly enjoyable. It's kind of amazing how many lines from that movie basically became embedded in popular culture.

I think it's hilarious when older people say bling-bling. Not just bling...bling-bling.

[0rko]

I'm not saying Austin Powers isn't funny (well, the first one at least) it's just that references to it, or imitating any of the characters from it, has gone from being kind of funny, to embarrassing, to ironic and back to being embarrassingly lame.

I generally think that the average gay boi (along with their hot, wet boi snatch) are about the least funny or original people in existence nowadays.

[slagkick]

The funny thing is that I had been like "Really?" when people would talk about Austin Powers. But I forgot it was kinda fun.

Don't you also love when salaciously slutty gay pussy bois are like "I'm young, hung, and full of cum!" It's like, come on...be original. I'd even prefer if they were like "Blast me full of your steaming man-juice" or something. Clichés are SO cliché

[haphazzard]

What was bling before it was bling?

[0rko]

I'm not sure. I think in hip hop terms, before you had 'bling', a wealthy individual showing off his wealth was 'flossing'.