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What trendy saying have you been tired of hearing by now?
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I like following verbal meme trends, then watching them die out.
Couple of years ago everyone described nearly everything as "spicy".
The overuse if "hear me out" before making a mid statement.
That dark period of time when people used "amazeballs".
Amazeballs was amazeballs, you shut your dirty mouth about amazeballs
You sound salty about their take on amazeballs.
Nothing like some nice, salty amazeballs
They're packed full of vitamins and good for you
You know, I've said the exact same thing to people about my amazeballs. Successfully even!