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In reply to the discussion: What expression sets your teeth on edge? [View all]Upthevibe
(10,168 posts)68. The Wizard..........
A few years ago I was subbing at an elementary school. I was walking by a couple of boys (4th graders) and one of them said to the other "Back in my day...." I busted a gut laughing.
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We can thank that fucking asshole, perpetually dyspeptic Bob Dole for that one.
FadedMullet
Feb 27
#52
It's pretentious, but I do kinda like it. Sounds a bit Shakespearean (if that's a word).
CTyankee
Feb 26
#8
"God bless you." "I'll pray for you." I know people mean well when they say these things but...
NNadir
Feb 27
#60
I hear you, and if the person is sincere, I take it as a deeply felt expression of caring. A young man I work with has
CTyankee
Feb 27
#63