More Hackneyed Phrases!

topic posted Mon, May 9, 2005 - 6:13 PM by  Jenny Jo
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"Science fiction has now become science fact!"

GOD if I hear this on another newscast or it in another crappy newspaper science section article I will DROP DEAD! Sooooo annoying!

I think what's worst about this is that "science fact" it such a stupid and meaningless phrase. Plus it's just so...not true. And stupid. Grah.
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Jenny Jo
SF Bay Area
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  • Re: More Hackneyed Phrases!

    Tue, May 10, 2005 - 12:34 PM
    More from personal ads:

    "Love is friendship caught fire."

    Ack. I'd rather see love as French dip caught fire, all flaming bouillon and charred eyebrows.

    "You should be equally comfortable in tennis shoes and high heels."

    And you should be equally comfortable in a warm bath and a vat of boiling goat excrement.
    • Re: More Hackneyed Phrases!

      Tue, May 10, 2005 - 12:57 PM
      Oh my god, Marianne...you crack me up! Hahahahahaha! Those are great (and your editorial comments are fabulous).

      Mmmmmm...flaming bouillon.

      Also yucky:

      "Let me draw you a bath and rub your back." [rolls eyes]

      "I will light candles and sprinkle the bed with roses just to surprise you." Really? Why? How about surprising me by being original...

    • Re: More Hackneyed Phrases!

      Wed, May 11, 2005 - 12:04 AM
      I think Marianne should join the "Enlightened Artists/Writers" tribe. They take themselves way too seriously, plus I wanna get their reaction to the way your sick, clever little mind works :)
    • Re: More Hackneyed Phrases!

      Wed, May 11, 2005 - 9:31 AM
      >I'd rather see love as French dip caught fire, all flaming bouillon and charred eyebrows.

      >And you should be equally comfortable in a warm bath and a vat of boiling goat excrement.

      I'm glad I haven't seen the recipe posted for either of these...but thank you for the vivid imagery!

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