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Teal lime Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Too much information

What do you say when someone receives too much information? Information overload?

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Thar's a common and casual thing to say.

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  • Thar's a common and casual thing to say.
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Thar's a common and casual thing to say.

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teal limeInformation overload?

That's OK in the general case.

But when a friend tells you too many embarrassing details about his or her life, especially intimate, personal details, you can say "Too much information!" or even just "TMI!"

Here's a definition of "TMI" from Dictionary.com:

TMI: too much information: used as a response to

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