PersonalTuesday, 29 November 2005 10:18 am
I hear it all the time and it irks me everytime I hear it:
Do you know what I mean?
And it seems to me that habitual users of this phrase pepper their conversation with it at least every 3 or 4 sentences.
Look, if I don’t know what you mean I will ask! Ok, f**ktard?!?
But I’m lame, ‘cos everytime I hear it I just grit my teeth and go:
*nod* Yup.
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hahahahahaa oh god! i have a friend who uses ‘fu*ktard’ as well..u really reminds me of him hahaha
back to this post: those people are just a little paranoid… sometimes it’s appropriate to say “You know where I’m coming from” or something more tactful… i used to be that too.. and I got snapped by someone and told me “I ain’t stupid ok” ..
~__~ so even I didn’t have any intention, I guess it’s best not to add that “Do you know what i mean” … ahhaah
Heheheh if the listener looks puzzled then yeah by all means ask “do you know what I mean?”
But to use it as a connecting phrase to every freaking sentence just drives me nuts!
eh? but aussies use that phrase all the time. especially the admin staff that are trying to explain something to you.
lol it’s just a speech pattern lar, honestly nothing you can do abt it BUT grit ur teeth and nod
ally: which drives me even more nuts cos I hear it all the time!
hahahah here’s a thought: why dont u imagine bashing them up or shoving a sock into their mouth or something? will give you a nice glazed look that makes them think you DO understand and it’d satisfy any violent tendencies you have haha
relax mooi…. it’s a habit i guess… hahaha
or perhaps deep down inside, they think they are damn clever… *spit*
ally: you are pure EVIL. Hahhahahah.
spinnee: I have a feeling that it is what you’ve said – ppl who think that they are damn clever and hence you being a pea-brain cannot possibly grasp their meaning. Yeah that’s it. Bastards.
yeah. mustard fu*ktard bastards
ahahahahhaah
*gasp* how dare you?
yes, we aussies do use that phrase quite a lot, don’t we? haha…I must admit I do use it quite frequently. more of a habit than anything else though, it’s not like I think people don’t understand me. maybe I should try to use it less, didn’t know it annoyed people so much
girlstar7: well … it does! Hahaahahah.
Ok maybe it’s just me.