Read it slowly. The meaning of this phrase is that there is a measure to which you COULD care even less. In other words - you care, if only a little bit. What most people mean is "I couldn't care less." AKA... "There is no measure that could describe how much less I could care about this topic."
I hate when people say "of" completely out of context. But for some reason its been happening a lot lately. I'm trying to think of an example, but it seriously is so out of place when it's used I can't even think of one. Does this happen to you?
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"I made this drawling for you..."
"He's probly over by the door."
Oh, no...
UH! my teacher said accrost like three times today when speaking of a crossword puzzle. i wanted to blow my brains out.
i hate "melk," "pellow," "exPINsive" and "FLURished."
"EVER now and again"
"I could care less" (and they mean that they could NOT care less)
"Towards"
You people talk funny in CA.
"well what happened was..."
"rectify"
"LOL" (not when people write it, but when they actually say it outloud"
"wus it to ya?"
This one really bugs...
"I could care less."
Read it slowly. The meaning of this phrase is that there is a measure to which you COULD care even less. In other words - you care, if only a little bit. What most people mean is "I couldn't care less." AKA... "There is no measure that could describe how much less I could care about this topic."
I hate when people say "of" completely out of context. But for some reason its been happening a lot lately. I'm trying to think of an example, but it seriously is so out of place when it's used I can't even think of one. Does this happen to you?
You really should have just said that it bothers you when Brian speaks!
And as I was typing this, I heard him say, "dad-gum-it". You can add that to the list.
"melk" instead of milk
"rum" instead of room
"prolly" instead of probably
"birt-day" for birthday(my dad)
that is it.
Using "for" instead of "so"...
Example: "Why would you go to the store?"..."For I can buy stuff."
Ugh!
Valentimes and
Happy VD Day.
The D stand for Day.
supposably
And I don't hold it against people, but I really appreciate when people pronounce the first "r" in February.
"pacifically"
and i read cathi's addition and agree.
"i wouldn't of forgotten it at home"
oh! and "i'm not gonna lie..."
would you tell me if you WERE going to lie to me??
"We need to Re-Duplicate our efforts".
So we need to duplicate them twice?
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