"It was only a joke".
Mainly because the context in which it most often used is by somebody trying to get away with being rude or somebody being inconsiderate and/or thoughtless but not wanting to admit it.
If it were that obviously a joke then you wouldn't need to justify it.
tellmeimaninja said:
"I could care less" meaning "I don't care at all"
Well, if you could care less, that means that you do, in fact, care.
That's my one. What's even more annoying is trying to explain to people why it is wrong, as to me I can see it is just by reading it.
FargoDog said:
'Same difference'.
It makes.
No.
Sense.
What is the difference between 3 and 6? 3. What is the difference between 7 and 10? 3.
They have the same difference.
It is just used in the completely wrong context, always.
chozo_hybrid said:
CrashBang said:
"The Lord works in mysterious ways" is a massive copout. If christians can't explain something then they just fall back on that
This.
Or when someone thanks God for something that was done by a person. For example, the episode of Scrubs where Doctor Cox's sister prays with a family then the medicine finally starts working. Cox asks her to admit that medicine made the man better, she agrees then adds "Thank god for creating medicine." because you know, the hard work of people isn't really theirs, it's gods.
I've had people say that about a few things and it just annoys the hell outta me.
I am largely very tolerant of religion but I admit this one pisses me off a lot.
I remember once telling a girl that God didn't make houses like she claimed he did and I was told off for it. Needless to say I was annoyed (Hell, I was only a kid at the time myself).
sketch_zeppelin said:
I'm also tired of people saying "thats gay" instead of "thats stupid"
One of my best friends says that and it really fucks me off. Especially as he is 21.
ultrachicken said:
tellmeimaninja said:
"I could care less" meaning "I don't care at all"
Well, if you could care less, that means that you do, in fact, care.
I usually hear it as "I couldn't care less."
That is the correct phrase.
Jiraiya72 said:
StonkThis said:
"God bless you"
When people say that when I sneeze, I want to punch them. Not everyone is religious or of that religion...
Dude, calm down. I'm not even religious and I say that. Why would you even get offended regardless, they are wanting their god to bless you. Even not being religious, it wouldn't hurt.
It is possible to simply say "Bless you".