the phrase 'Break The Internet'
 

does this phrase really annoy anyone else? I think it started when Kim K did paper magazine a few years ago and that was the tagline used, and people thought she actually had broken the internet... and now I see it being used everywhere for stupid things that wouldn't even affect a server let alone break the internet..

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Yes. It really annoys me. I have to say though, I'm more sick of people beginning sentences with "So..."

Oops. I am esp guilty of this one Liv. So....

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Then I'm sorry Kate, but I will have to think of some form or punishment and make an example of you. Nothing personal... x

Yeah it does get used for silly things which can be annoying :rolleyes: .

Would "Blew up the internet" be better?

And yes the phrase in the OP is irritating.

well i certainly think there are more important things to be annoyed about but idk

while there are people around who cannot pronounce three

i remain unbothered

I honestly never see that phrase used anymore

I haven’t heard it in a while either

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This tbh.:laugh:

True.

I used to say that to my ex all the time.

My BAD puppy broke the internet by chewing through the telephone extension cable that runs to the router a couple of weeks ago. :fist:

okay well **** me then

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I end alot of sentences with so :hehe:

I know you weren't saying it this way but it reminded me of another one that's annoying that came out of nowhere "My Bad" as in "oh sorry, my bad"

Lol @ this breaking the internet... it might've broke a few keyboards tho

I like "my bad" that's a go-to for me :joker: My bad! :worry:

UGH!

I hate this too. I think it came from American films and now everyone says it. Annoying.

Maybe... can't even remember when I first heard/used it but it's been around a whiiiiiiiiile now :think:

Our bad :spin:

I also spent way too long thinking about whether it was like a weird version of "Am I bad" or like a childish sounding way of saying the mistake I made is actually a thing called bad and it's mine (if that makes any sense? I know what I mean in my head but I can't verbalise it very coherently)

Oh I'm not saying the phrase came from films, I mean it's an American phrase that caught on over here because of films. :laugh: