Overused words...

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by DeltAlum

Thanks. I've heard the song.

I'll let that go because God could/should be described as "Awesome."

I'm not sure a pair of shoes, or any of the other things some call "Awesome," are.

FYI, in Russian, Ivan the Terrible is actually Ivan the Awesome.

It's one of the few things I remember about Russian class, unless you count "How are you?" "Good, and you?" and for some reason, table & floor.

[UGAalum94]

Originally Posted by honeychile

FYI, in Russian, Ivan the Terrible is actually Ivan the Awesome.

It's one of the few things I remember about Russian class, unless you count "How are you?" "Good, and you?" and for some reason, table & floor.

Table and floor could both be really useful describing what happened (to somebody else, of course) after a night of vodka drinking.

Don't underestimate the power of your knowledge, Honeychile.

[Tom Earp]

Ah.

[minDyG]

I just realized I say "totally" too much. And one of the kids I teach Sunday School (he's 8) called me out for saying that everything was "awesome."

Also...I do say "You should so read this book..." (e.g.); however, it really bothers me when people say "He was so not attractive..." or so not anything else.

Crazy and nice. Those two as well.

[Jobellesis]

Closure.

[kathykd2005]

The word "thing" is overused; I know this because my students can't stop writing it and use specific terminology!