"Ritualistic language" is very important and forms a part of "statesmanship competencies" which helps to distinguish a "real country/state" from a "territory" which is run by a "temporary management".
I don't think I follow. Are you saying there is no difference between the state and the territory? Liberty and freedom? This English language is "silly", right? I guess the difference between those things is only a "polite fiction" for some minds.
I can't believe it either, just so awful! Worst one I've seen on this thread in awhileAnyway, to add a new one to this thread: maybe the younger people here know this one, but the word "rizz" is really spreading around. Derived from something a Twitch streamer said and possibly truncated from "charisma", it means "ability to seduce a woman" (similar to "spitting game"). Aside from the fact that these terms are always a bit sleazy, this one annoyed me more recently because I actually heard someone say it in real life, not in reference to seduction, but a co-worker saying it in reference to someone's good performance: "your rizz game is really on point", they said. I can't believe people actually talk like this.
I think a lot of these phrases just sound cool for a few weeks and are splatted all over Reddit. I live in hope that after those weeks are over they're never used again.
Holy anything is a little grating outside of a religious context. Or an old Batman movie.
What does "irregardless" even mean lol... "Holy macro" had me laughing pretty hard
"Irregardless" is what you get when you combine "irrespective" and "regardless," I think. And yeah, when I saw "holy macro" I just stared in disbelief for a moment. I felt equal parts joy and despair.
