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[riley1]

Epic

[mimomof4]

DH says "You Know" or "You Know What I Mean" after every sentence.  It drive me crazy especially when I overhear a his phone conversation and he says it constantly.  I point it out to him all the time but he's a man so it doesn't sink it.

[Imaoldhippie]

@Oznell..............never heard that phrase.

[Imaoldhippie]

@proudlyfromNJ..............never heard this word used.

[Imaoldhippie]

California Chic.............Im sure exclusive to the Q.

[Murphymom]

Ugh! I'm with you! It's as if people cannot express a thought anymore without starting with the word "so". I hear it all day long at work and I've even noticed newscasters saying it. So annoying!

[Cumbercookie13]

It is what it is

Ladies who lunch - when describing clothing they're trying to make appear more sophisticated. 

He/she slayed it

Any phrase with goals added to it - relationship goals, nap goals, Friday night goals, etc. 

[Bascia]

Over used phrases that make me scream.

Jill Bauer -  Love it,  love it.   When ever she is on I turn her off.

Jane Tracey  - Love you when ever she speaks to someone  Love you

David Venable - not a phrase but that that "dumb"  Happy Dance.  he is like a little kid on his shows any more.  I know people love him but needs to grow up some.

Shawn Kilinger with all the made up words she uses.  Enough already.

[Diva on The Q]

Over-use of the phase:  "at the end of the day."  But the one that drives me completely over the edge? People that start EVERY sentence with the word: BASICALLY

[aggravated]

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@mimomof4 wrote:

DH says "You Know" or "You Know What I Mean" after every sentence.  It drive me crazy especially when I overhear a his phone conversation and he says it constantly.  I point it out to him all the time but he's a man so it doesn't sink it.

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@mimomof4 Usually after a couple of cocktails, husband starts to insert a "You know it?" after every sentence.  Every sentence.  Extremely annoying - you know it?