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In reply to the discussion: What expression sets your teeth on edge? [View all]LogDog75
(1,223 posts)69. When they do that, I say the repbublic party
When they correct me I tell them "No, you know it's the Democratic Party and if you want to play that game I'll keep saying republic party."
I'm think of adding "or the pedo-party."
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That one is so lame. Just what do they think they accomplish? Silly dumbasses.
CTyankee
Yesterday
#7
We can thank that fucking asshole, perpetually dyspeptic Bob Dole for that one.
FadedMullet
18 hrs ago
#52
It's pretentious, but I do kinda like it. Sounds a bit Shakespearean (if that's a word).
CTyankee
Yesterday
#8
"God bless you." "I'll pray for you." I know people mean well when they say these things but...
NNadir
13 hrs ago
#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
13 hrs ago
#63
I hate the phrase "food insecurity." It seems like a way to clean up "hunger" and make it sound better.
Vinca
12 hrs ago
#65
Well, I guess my soup de jour is being called "momma" in a drive through.
hamsterjill
12 hrs ago
#66