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I think this is better suited in the Forum Games section... right @coppersmoke?

You know what they say...

ehh....I'm pretty sure this should be in the Tavern, like really sure.
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It really bothers me when people say "I could care less". The right way is "I couldn't care less". With the first way you're basically saying that you do care about it to a certain extent, which is the opposite of what you're trying to say. If you can't care any less that means you've hit the bottom of your scale of how much you can possibly care, if that makes sense.

I really, really don't like the phrase "Do you mind if..."
Because, if I don't mind, in my opinion the correct answer should be "no" but for some odd annoying reason "yes" is actually I don't mind... I don't get it.

one thing led to another.

"Me and her were at work and one thing led to another, she was dead in my arms."

The reason I asked you what happened was so that I knew the in between of the story. -__-

"Like"
Like, isn't it like so annoying like when like, people use "like", like very other word! GRRR!

"Dude"
ie: Dude 1: "Hey dude we should hang out sometime with some dudes" Dude 2: "ok dude, meet you and the dudes in an hour" Dude 1: "alright dude, see ya"

It's a pet peeve of mine, and I especially don't like being called it, it feels the person saying it is neglecting my femininity

What's good for the goose, is good for the gander.

What could possibly go wrong..... CAUSE ANYTHING CAN GO WRONG!

"Bae"
Not sure if this is a thing in other countries, but in America, people sometimes refer to their boyfriend or girlfriend as their bae. I have no clue why I hate this, I just do.

We use that ^ as "someone who you are very close to", so closer than a friend, but not a partner.

"If you know what I mean" When I obviously don't know at all. Especially if it is an innuendo.

"literally" when used figuratively, it's counterintuitive

"Can I be honest with you?"

No!!! Please LIE to me!