Have you ever been bugged by a buzzword?
Listening to BBC World Report last night, I heard the word "clearly" 78
times in just 4 hours.
Most of those instances were used out of context.
Buzzwords... a pet peeve.
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haunyack
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"Absolutely". Said by a colleague of mine in response to every
statement she agrees with...fine until you notice it, then you can't
hear anything else.
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Siduhe
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haunyack;221420 Wrote:
> Have you ever been bugged by a buzzword?
Not a buzzword per se, but the thing that bugs me is when people use
the present tense to describe things in the past (usually on news
programs or documentaries). For example, "1939: Hilter invades Poland"
instead of "In 1939, Hilt
