Strange Brew by John Deering for October 21, 2013

The phrase “Just sayin’” usually follows a jerk-headed comment.

This will probably turn up on the fridge of every teacher in the English-speaking world.

Ya know, I think you’re right; ya know!?

So now it’s “I’m just postulatin’”.

Then there’s “It is what it is.”

word.

Ossum! noam’ sayin’?

“Bottom Line”…

" You know what I’m sayin’ "

My, my. So many of you hit the phrases that send a chill to my core and usually turn my attention away.

“It is what it is.”“You know what I’m sayin’?”“uhm” every two or three words.“…like…” every two or three words.“Actually….” I have caught myself using this and am aghast at my usage.

Practice patience and compassion for the occasional doltish sentence.

Whatever!!!!! I also will use as many exclamation points as I deem necessary!!!!!!

If you want to hear idiots speak, just watch the broadcasts from the House of Commons.

How about “At the end of the day”? A favorite on news shows. Just sayin’. ;D