(Reuters) - Do you want to kill a conversation? Try saying "whatever."
(Reporting by Edith Honan; editing by Patricia Reaney)
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(Reuters) - Do you want to kill a conversation? Try saying "whatever."
(Reporting by Edith Honan; editing by Patricia Reaney)
Oh, whatever.
I always thought that "whatever" translated into "f**k you". Right?
I always felt if meant that, when my step-daughter used to say it to me... ;-)
Thankfully, she has outgrown her resentment. Joy!
I always thought that "whatever" translated into "f**k you". Right?
So it seems...
I always thought that "whatever" translated into "f**k you". Right?
I always think of bipartianship and f**K you instead of whatever....just me maybe.
"So" was always annoying to me. "So" at least implies a lack of knowledge that can be corrected.
"Whatever" gives the connotation of not caring. Disinterested is tolerable. Not caring isn't.
My pet peeve weasel word is "basically". Something either is or it isn't.
I always thought that it was what you said, when you really don't give a poot about what some yahoo is ranting about. Just a nice way of saying "frankly my dear, I don't give a darn".
Of course, people are going to get irritated, when they are dismissed like that.
You can not imagine the immensity of the f**k I do not give.
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