My old boss (the one that replaced me while i was on maternity leave and didn't tell me until a week before I was supposed to go back, but that's neither here nor there. No. I'm not bitter at all....) ::deep breath::
My old boss always said "I seen that". It drove me BATTY.
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My office's fairly intelligent, college-educated admin mgr along with my best friend the English major, say "supposably" on a regular basis. This is Missouri, but come on...
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I always wondered what's the opposite of irregardless. So, I've come to the conclusion that if the opposite of helpless is helpful, the opposite of irregardless must be regardful? Hmmm
Three angel babies...I think it's time for a change
Oh good Christ. It makes my ears/eyes burn. The only reason it's technically a word is because the world is full of nit-wits. So the only logical thing to do is, rather than correct a person when they're wrong is to make their wrong word acceptable...sorta. Since so many people get it wrong, it's right!
Re: Someone just said "irregardless"
My old boss (the one that replaced me while i was on maternity leave and didn't tell me until a week before I was supposed to go back, but that's neither here nor there. No. I'm not bitter at all....) ::deep breath::
My old boss always said "I seen that". It drove me BATTY.
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Not saying I like it (or use it!), but irregardless is technically a word.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless
https://dictionary.reference.com/browse/irregardless
Nah. I'm not accepting it, I don't care what modern colloquialism has to say about it.
You rebel!
Trust me, I agree with you...I was just playing devil's advocate.
That word and supposibly make me cry.
Oh good Christ. It makes my ears/eyes burn. The only reason it's technically a word is because the world is full of nit-wits. So the only logical thing to do is, rather than correct a person when they're wrong is to make their wrong word acceptable...sorta. Since so many people get it wrong, it's right!
Two wrongs don't make a right!!!
True, but it was only added to the dictionary because so many people incorrectly used it.