I once got an email (Business related) discussing the resolution of a problemFlamingGlory said:Those are loanwords that english gained after the Norman invasion. I meant phrases in proper french:
c'est la vie
a la carte
coup de grâce (I actually heard someone say it coup-dee-grace once)
faux (pronounced as fauks )
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:lol:
My parents love that damn show.
it's those markers the teacher used on the overhead projectorFlamingGlory said:vis a vis (no one knows what it means, idiots)
LOLFat Burger said:I think you mean freedom phrases.
ChikkenNoodul said:24/7/365
it should be 24/7/52.5 for it to make sense
fuck you touche is amazingFlamingGlory said:wanna
touché
like
vis a vis (no one knows what it means, idiots)
That one is exceptionally distastefulFat Burger said:Oh, and "ping" when talking about people and not computers.
fuck you back motherfucker, touche means you give up. I punch people instead of saying touche.Krazed said:fuck you touche is amazing
"dialogue" god I went to a conference and hear it 30 times. CONVERSATION, DISCUSSION, FUCKING DIVERSIFY THAT SHIT PLEASE
i am sure there are more. I'll think of them later.
What about people who say "and etc."ERage said:I hate people who say etc improperly. For example: I typically hear "I am a dumbass, idiot, moron, ~eck-set-er-a.
It's et cetera people, meaning "and others." learn what the hell you are saying before you try to say it. But of course this doesn't apply to anyone here because we don't talk...we type. But I bet some of you are reading it wrong in your heads. WELL READ IT RIGHT FROM NOW ON!