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As per dictionary.com
Used to express strong emotion, such as surprise, fear, anger, or pain.
Used in direct address: Oh, sir! You forgot your keys.
Used to indicate understanding or acknowledgment of a statement.
Besides, how can "Oh Fuck", "Oh Fuck it", and my personal favourite: "Oh, why don't you fo fuck yourself" be used without the word "oh"????
Used to express strong emotion, such as surprise, fear, anger, or pain.
Used in direct address: Oh, sir! You forgot your keys.
Used to indicate understanding or acknowledgment of a statement.
Besides, how can "Oh Fuck", "Oh Fuck it", and my personal favourite: "Oh, why don't you fo fuck yourself" be used without the word "oh"????
huh??..... Oooohhhh!!!
Awaken said:
no it has to do with the fact that he is inferring you are a newb
lma OH
sorry, it's fun to spite people
sorry, it's fun to spite people
chucktheskiffie said:
dont forget, "Oh, Oh, Oh god!" and "Oh yes!" I mean, how can anyone use a word that is used in sex so often? Seriously, that is not good. Oh is a great word.
::slaps forehead::dustinzgirl said:
but of course!!! how could i forget!!!
WizardlyFriend said:
Ok...dude, you're not much less of a n00b then I am...
rofl.
Dude, you can use the word as many times as you want in this thread, but it isn't pissing me off. In fact, I'm liking the word even more now that I see that there are many uses for it. None of them are really needed, but I'm not complaining any more. Don't worry, I've got another word to complain about...
noob, that word pisses me off now
Well, here's another word that bothers me. Either. It's not useless, but it's just another part of the english language that pisses me off. The english language sucks in a lot of ways. For example: their, there, they're. Begin, began, begun. Your, you're. Then, than.
It's not that their usages are non-existent, but it's that so many people make mistakes when writing them out that it irritates me.
Anyways, onto "either." My mom was taking a test the other day for some reason, and the test has this question on it:
36. There is a road on__________ of the river.
A. Both sides
B. Either side
C&D I forgot.
Anyways, the meaning is that a road goes along both sides of the river and you are supposed to choose the correct way to say this. What do you think it is? Both sides? WRONG! Either side. Either side means one or the other, not both. It really got me pissed off that that was the wrong answer. HOW?! Don't even try pulling the dictionary out on me, because it agrees with me. One or the other, not both.
meh...
It's not that their usages are non-existent, but it's that so many people make mistakes when writing them out that it irritates me.
Anyways, onto "either." My mom was taking a test the other day for some reason, and the test has this question on it:
36. There is a road on__________ of the river.
A. Both sides
B. Either side
C&D I forgot.
Anyways, the meaning is that a road goes along both sides of the river and you are supposed to choose the correct way to say this. What do you think it is? Both sides? WRONG! Either side. Either side means one or the other, not both. It really got me pissed off that that was the wrong answer. HOW?! Don't even try pulling the dictionary out on me, because it agrees with me. One or the other, not both.
meh...
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