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Oh. My. God.
I mostly say "Oh my gods." instead, since zero is grammatically plural (think "Yes, we have no bananas." or "I have no gods.").
Do you do this?
Do you do this?
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Permalink Reply by Jared Lardo on -
Well, I do say "frak" sometimes. >.>
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Permalink Reply by Ran-dal Jones on -
I say frak all the time. Frak, fudge, fiddlesticks...
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Permalink Reply by Chrys Stevenson on -
I say, "Oh my Dawkins!" ;-)
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Permalink Reply by Jared Lardo on
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You don't seriously say that, do you? People must think you're a nut.
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Permalink Reply by K on -
nope. never even thought about it before...I do try to say "oh my dog" instead, although I don't always.
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Permalink Reply by Sentient Biped on -
Depends on who I'm with. I never even think about saying "oh my god". I n a professional setting, I might say "wow" or some other appropriate statement. At home I'm more likely to say "Oh shit!".
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Permalink Reply by Tyler Durden on -
I normally say "Oh your god." just for kicks.
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Permalink Reply by Jared Lardo on
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i never saw any rationale behind that shit even when I believed in souls, a deity, and an afterlife.
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Permalink Reply by Leslee Love on -
I say achoo, as well; or, ewwww....gross!
As far as Oh My God...I don't say that...not even OMG. I do like Oh my godless, and might start saying that. Usually I just say Holy shit, or fuck or crap. Or Jesus fucking christ. I know...I have a ridiculously terrible potty mouth, and I love it!
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