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The trouble with these speech "trends" is they are catching and once newsreader start using them they infect the population really quickly or is that another current problem :-)

looooool!!!

...I could agree with you more!

[mbrown]

Surely you should be exaggerating "ve", if there is a way of doing that?

[Steven W]

Surely you should be exaggerating "ve", if there is a way of doing that?

There is a slight difference when I say it, but, to be frank, there's only so much emphasis I can do with my dialect without the emphasis on the -'ve sounding ridiculous. When I say 'of', it much more clear.

[Steven W]

Aye, eye, I.

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

How about "I could care less" hahha instead of "I couldn't care less". Maybe in a few years they will say "I could of cared less". *lol*

I'm going to assume one cares just enough which means "I could care less" is not wrong

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How about "I could care less" hahha instead of "I couldn't care less". Maybe in a few years they will say "I could of cared less". *lol*

I'm going to assume one cares just enough which means "I could care less" is not wrong

Hahaha fuck, that's a great way to use it actually. Too bad people don't use it that way but damn, this was very impressively cool.

[Steven W]

How about "I could care less" hahha instead of "I couldn't care less". Maybe in a few years they will say "I could of cared less". *lol*

I'm going to assume one cares just enough which means "I could care less" is not wrong

Hahaha fuck, that's a great way to use it actually. Too bad people don't use it that way but damn, this was very impressively cool.

The only thing about that thought is that those who care at all, a tiny little bit or immensely, could all care less. I have no idea why this conversation amuses me so.

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

Then assholes like us will say, why do you care that I care?

[Steven W]

Then assholes like us will say, why do you care that I care?

Well, the whole point of saying I couldn't care less is to convey the message that you don't. In my experience, it is often met with an expression of dismay, as though I've just committed the most horrible atrocity imaginable.