Here’s What I’m Trying to Say
Here are ten phrases and terms I’d like to work into my daily conversation arsenal:
- My sources are telling me
- The biggest no-brainer in the history of earth
- Working like heck
- Boondoggle
- Let’s break this down
- Change
- That’s a good point
- My old lady
- I don’t think you understand your question
- Not guilty
There are plenty of others, but this is a good list to start with. Â If I can work one or two in on a regular basis I’m sure to annoy friends and law enforcement regularly.
***UPDATE***
SVD takes it to the next level. Â He works the whole list into one diatribe.
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Comment by Just Sayin Personally I’ve been trying to bring “jive” back, but in all honesty it really hasn’t caught on… You know, like…
“That’s jive!”
“You’re jive!”
“Stop jivin’ me!”
That… and “Gay Rod”
Comment by Hungry Mother Nice list. I think you might need: “You’re obviously an elitist from the Northeast.” and “You’re obviously an ultra-conservative redneck.”, maybe more of the latter.
Comment by sadcox 
Comment by mbradley All those could be improved drastically simply by adding “you know what I’m sayin?” to the end of the sentence.
Oh, and make sure you “keep it real”… That’s one of my favorites.
Comment by aingle Don’t forget the ever popular and annoying, “It is what it is” as well as “and by that, I mean….”
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Comment by tch How about “I’ll be up there as soon as my brother gets off.” Or is that too much for you because of your liberal use of “huh.”
Comment by sadcox @tch yep…next is a list of things I’m trying to stop saying. “Huh” is at the top.
@aingle “It is what it is” is the worst saying ever, especially when uttered by Jim Rome.
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I figured you would add:
“Parts unknown”
I’m working on these phrases personally:
“Obviously you’re an idiot”
“Obviously I’m an idiot”
“are you stupid?”
“am I stupid?”
you get the picture…