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December 5th 07, 11:28 AM
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Completely [OT]
Apologies for this but who else is there to bounce it off? I've recently
noticed among certain friends and family that they frequently reply with the word "exactly" on those (rare) occasions when they agree with what I am saying. It is becoming as annoying as the "rising intonation" at the end of sentences which was seems to have had its heyday. Is anyone else noticing this or is it a local thing? Dave |
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