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[lisa jones]

There's way too much BS happening over at OzPol.

I'm over it.

[Outlaw Yogi]

I love the way people use the expression "I'm over it" when complaining about something that obviously still bothers them quite a bit.

My typical response is "Well, if you've gotten over it, why are you still complaining about it?"

[AiA in Atlanta]

They love you there Lisa!

[lisa jones]

They love you there Lisa!

Who, where, when???

[lisa jones]

I love the way people use the expression "I'm over it" when complaining about something that obviously still bothers them quite a bit.

My typical response is "Well, if you've gotten over it, why are you still complaining about it?"

"I'm over it"... can actually mean "I'm over all the BS".

And you'd be saying the same if you've been reading the disgusting misogynistic comments made by Aussie over yonder. The dhead's been outta control for days over there trying to justify the abominable crime of assaulting a woman.

[lisa jones]

Well, the washing is out.

Shopping time here.

God it's a beautiful sunny Saturday.

We're off to enjoy it!

[Dr. Caligari]

Well, the washing is out.

Shopping time here.

God it's a beautiful sunny Saturday.

We're off to enjoy it!

Have you rented a life from IQS.RLOL?

[lisa jones]

Well, the washing is out.

Shopping time here.

God it's a beautiful sunny Saturday.

We're off to enjoy it!

And we did.

Had an awesome time shopping with the family.

We all got new shoes and our hair cut and styled.

And a late afternoon family birthday celebration ended the day perfectly!

[Outlaw Yogi]

I love the way people use the expression "I'm over it" when complaining about something that obviously still bothers them quite a bit.

My typical response is "Well, if you've gotten over it, why are you still complaining about it?"

"I'm over it"... can actually mean "I'm over all the BS".

And you'd be saying the same if you've been reading the disgusting misogynistic comments made by Aussie over yonder. The dhead's been outta control for days over there trying to justify the abominable crime of assaulting a woman.

I know exactly what people mean when saying it, but they've got the concept backwards.
Which just gives the impression they have a poor grasp of English language.

Before that incorrect expression became commonly used, quite a few times I'd be in a supermarket or shopping mall
and a mother would be trying to deal with a screaming brat. I'd say to the kid "You'll get over it" and the mother would smile.
Where as when I asked the kid "Have you been introduced to duct tape?" they'd give me a look that'd kill a brown dog.

[skippy]

I love the way people use the expression "I'm over it" when complaining about something that obviously still bothers them quite a bit.

My typical response is "Well, if you've gotten over it, why are you still complaining about it?"

"I'm over it"... can actually mean "I'm over all the BS".

And you'd be saying the same if you've been reading the disgusting misogynistic comments made by Aussie over yonder. The dhead's been outta control for days over there trying to justify the abominable crime of assaulting a woman.

I know exactly what people mean when saying it, but they've got the concept backwards.
Which just gives the impression they have a poor grasp of English language.

Before that incorrect expression became commonly used, quite a few times I'd be in a supermarket or shopping mall
and a mother would be trying to deal with a screaming brat. I'd say to the kid "You'll get over it" and the mother would smile.
Where as when I asked the kid "Have you been introduced to duct tape?" they'd give me a look that'd kill a brown dog.

LOL I like that. I've thought it quite a few times myself.