Most over-used words and phrases on television?!
Question: Most over-used words and phrases on television!?
Have you ever been watching television and find that there is a particular word or phrase that continually pops up and you find it very annoying!? For instance, someone was recently discussing how the word "amazing" keeps rearing it's head and they have come to loathe hearing the word!. Another example of what is probably the most over-used phrase in the movies would be, "!.!.!.let's get out of here!." But most people don't really notice that phrase so much because it's blunt and to the point and probably the same thing EVERYONE is thinking at that moment!. Here's my personal phrase that has begun to nauseate ME!. Our local television weather person uses the phrase "point in time!." over and over!. Last night, it was used six times during the weather segment on the late night news!. I know, because I knew it was coming and was ready to count!. That forecaster has been stuck on that phrase for about two months now and it's wearing on my nerves!
What word on phrase used on television has begun to get on YOUR nerves!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
What word on phrase used on television has begun to get on YOUR nerves!?Www@Enter-QA@Com
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I seem lucky enough to catch more commercials than actual shows but I am getting very tired of hearing about "rumors going around about this chubby santa" year round! Give me a break!!! Smiling Bob needs to find a different past time if you ask me!Www@Enter-QA@Com
"Having said that!.!.!."
It's probably the most pointless phrase in the English language!. It's like saying: "Ok, I've just told you something, and now I'm going to tell you that I told you something, just in case you didn't notice before!." XDWww@Enter-QA@Com
It's probably the most pointless phrase in the English language!. It's like saying: "Ok, I've just told you something, and now I'm going to tell you that I told you something, just in case you didn't notice before!." XDWww@Enter-QA@Com
"I have a bad feeling about this" (movie cliche)
But in overall pop culture, currently- "epic" & "fail" are so beat to death!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
But in overall pop culture, currently- "epic" & "fail" are so beat to death!.Www@Enter-QA@Com
CALL NOW!
BUT IF YOU BUY ONE *insert useless product* AND CALL WITHIN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES, YOU'LL GET ANOTHER ONE FREE!Www@Enter-QA@Com
BUT IF YOU BUY ONE *insert useless product* AND CALL WITHIN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES, YOU'LL GET ANOTHER ONE FREE!Www@Enter-QA@Com
"Let's see what's happening in your neck of the woods!." Al Roker with his weather on that morning show!. I don't remember the name!. Today Show!?Www@Enter-QA@Com