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Sat Sep 19, 2009 5:48:31 pm
Henceforth, my most of my blogs will be visible only to my stalkees, including the Bedtime Story.
I have 33 stalkees. If you don't post or comment, you're not on my list, with a few exceptions.
Mon Sep 21, 2009 2:10:18 pm
re: comment#19
i am always an exception
You are on my stalkee list.
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23) chakra, Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:00:47 pm
Yay I always wanted a stalker. Just not the creepy boney stalker that carries a sickle.
Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:12:47 pm
re: comment#23
Yay I always wanted a stalker. Just not the creepy boney stalker that carries a sickle.
I'm stalking you.
Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:37:31 pm
re: comment#23
Yay I always wanted a stalker. Just not the creepy boney stalker that carries a sickle.
I carry a sword.no image
26) chakra, Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:42:02 pm
re: comment#25
I carry a sword.
Yeah but you're not a skeleton. ~relief~Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:44:55 pm
re: comment#26
Yeah but you're not a skeleton. ~relief~
I have a skeleton, but it's hidden.no image
28) chakra, Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:48:51 pm
re: comment#27
I have a skeleton, but it's hidden.
Henceforth, borax will not decimate you.no image
29) chakra, Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:49:30 pm
I like that word. Henceforth.
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31) chakra, Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:54:58 pm
But then you have phrases like "In the long run" and I think where the eff did that originate? If it's a long run (til the end), why would you run? Wouldn't you want to delay the process? For pete's sake, lay down and take a nap! Why sprint to your death? Am I making sense, people? Probably not. Maybe I need a nap.
Mon Sep 21, 2009 8:58:20 pm
re: comment#31
But then you have phrases like "In the long run" and I think where the eff did that originate? If it's a long run (til the end), why would you run? Wouldn't you want to delay the process? For pete's sake, lay down and take a nap! Why sprint to your death? Am I making sense, people? Probably not. Maybe I need a nap.
I recently read something about the most hated phrases in the English language. "At the end of the day" was the most hated. I'm trying to find the article right now, but Google's top choice isn't loading.Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:02:03 pm
re: comment#32
I recently read something about the most hated phrases in the English language. "At the end of the day" was the most hated. I'm trying to find the article right now, but Google's top choice isn't loading.
I got the article to load, but I'll reproduce the text here, because that page is taking very long to load.Oxford University's top ten most irritating phrases:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/3400722/Literally-tops-a-list-of-the-most-hated-phrases-of-Daily-Telegraph-readers.html
1 - At the end of the day
2 - Fairly unique
3 - I personally
4 - At this moment in time
5 - With all due respect
6 - Absolutely
7 - It's a nightmare
8 - Shouldn't of
9 - 24/7
10 - It's not rocket science
Daily Telegraph top ten list:
1 Literally
2 A safe pair of hands
3 I'm gutted
4 Basically
5 Going forward
6 Upcoming
7 Shouldn't of
8 Up until
9 Neither here not there
10 On a daily basis
Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:09:55 pm
re: comment#33
I got the article to load, but I'll reproduce the text here, because that page is taking very long to load.
English language failure. It is "shouldn't have". Of course. :)Oxford University's top ten most irritating phrases:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/3400722/Literally-tops-a-list-of-the-most-hated-phrases-of-Daily-Telegraph-readers.html
1 - At the end of the day
2 - Fairly unique
3 - I personally
4 - At this moment in time
5 - With all due respect
6 - Absolutely
7 - It's a nightmare
8 - Shouldn't of
9 - 24/7
10 - It's not rocket science
Daily Telegraph top ten list:
1 Literally
2 A safe pair of hands
3 I'm gutted
4 Basically
5 Going forward
6 Upcoming
7 Shouldn't of
8 Up until
9 Neither here not there
10 On a daily basis
Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:10:06 pm
Or shouldn't've LOL
Tue Sep 22, 2009 2:36:02 pm
agrees with: comment#34
English language failure. It is "shouldn't have". Of course. :)
