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"My Bad"
I've heard people use the stupid phrase "my bad" off and on for a couple of years now. This couldn't possibly be considered correct grammar could it? Grammatically speaking, what's wrong with using it?
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[nq:1]I've heard people use the stupid phrase "my bad" off and on for a coupleof years now. This couldn't possibly be considered correct grammar could it? [/nq] It's meant to be funny.
- [nq:1]I've heard people use the stupid phrase "my bad" off and on for a coupleof years now.
- This couldn't possibly be considered correct grammar could it?
- [/nq] It's meant to be funny.
- {although not to the level of Louis Anderson unfunny, lets just say Chris Farley unfunny}.
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[nq:1]I've heard people use the stupid phrase "my bad" off and on for a coupleof years now. This couldn't possibly be considered correct grammar could it? Grammatically speaking, what's wrong with using it?[/nq]
It's meant to be funny. I first heard it by the unfunny frostback comedian Mike Meyers.{although not to the level of Louis Anderson unfunny, lets just say Chris Farley unfunny}.
It's meant to be funny. I first heard it by the unfunny frostback comedian Mike Meyers.{although not to the level of Louis Anderson unfunny, lets just say Chris Farley unfunny}.
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[nq:1]I've heard people use the stupid phrase "my bad" off and on for a couple of years now. This couldn't possibly be considered correct grammar could it? Grammatically speaking, what's wrong with using it?[/nq]
If enough people use it for long enough, then eventually it will be considered correct grammar. In the meantime, it's merely irritating.
Rod.
If enough people use it for long enough, then eventually it will be considered correct grammar. In the meantime, it's merely irritating.
Rod.
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[nq:2]I've heard people use the stupid phrase "my bad" off ... grammar could it? Grammatically speaking, what's wrong with using it?[/nq]
[nq:1]If enough people use it for long enough, then eventually it will be considered correct grammar. In the meantime, it's merely irritating.[/nq]
Irritating or not is a matter of taste. As a matter of grammar, it's defensible as an adjective substantiv
[nq:1]If enough people use it for long enough, then eventually it will be considered correct grammar. In the meantime, it's merely irritating.[/nq]
Irritating or not is a matter of taste. As a matter of grammar, it's defensible as an adjective substantiv
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[nq:2]If enough people use it for long enough, then eventually it will be considered correct grammar. In the meantime, it's merely irritating.[/nq]
[nq:1]Irritating or not is a matter of taste. As a matter of grammar, it's defensible as an adjective substantive (look ... "My highest." Grammar aside, it's an idiom. It doesn't have to be grammatical. And it seems to fit a need.[/nq]
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[nq:1]Irritating or not is a matter of taste. As a matter of grammar, it's defensible as an adjective substantive (look ... "My highest." Grammar aside, it's an idiom. It doesn't have to be grammatical. And it seems to fit a need.[/nq]
I like t
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