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**** the chill out. You see that? That was strange and irrelevant comment. That is all.
I literally just pissed myself reading this...
I HATE that shit too! Once someone told me Labor Day was "literally" around the corner, and I said, "No it's not! If I go around the corner, I won't find some midget squatting there named Labor Day!"
It most have smelled pretty bad then.
Alright that's enough adding insult to injury...... Litterally!
I literally ******* hate those people
Dammit... Everyone stole my joke x) x
Literally is misused intentionally. Saying figuratively just doesn't have the same impact. The point is to use a metaphor rather than a simile. To say it was like a blizzard has less impact than to say it was a blizzard and the same applies with figuratively and literally. Either is acceptable.
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Your comment literally made me shit myself inside out.
You should say "I'm literally going to kill you if you don't stop saying literally. Literally".