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Stop saying "literally"

asdfghwy said:
This post literally terrified me with an insane amount of trigger words. The sink is my safe space. Reported.
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Gabe said:
You are literally driving me crazy.

Actually, you are not. You're figuratively driving me crazy. But knock it the fuck off anyway. You know who you are.
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I am literally going to say literally because I know you don't like it.
 
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:dunno

It's ok to say "literally" if that's what you mean.

E.g. "she literally threw my suggestion out the window" if in fact there was a window involved.
 
this overloaded use of literally isn't something we just invented out of thin air. The brits have literally been doing it for decades. It's their fault.
 
Ok then, what annoys me is when they put that little (accent?) thing over the "e" in San Jose... That letter is not even in the english alphabet. I mean, can I spell my name with an umlaut?

WTF is that thing called, anyway?
 
mercurial said:
this overloaded use of literally isn't something we just invented out of thin air. The brits have literally been doing it for decades. It's their fault.
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But they literally pronounce it nice and crisp, three syllables instead of four: LI•TRA•LY.
 
Lex Talionis said:
Ebonics has been determined to be a non-language.

Lex
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I've literally heard the explanation that "axe" is a legit regional dialect. I don't believe that to be the case, but literally read that somewhere.

EDIT: Like this!
 
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