Cleanse. it's a less efficient way to spell clean.
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This is how I feel about several acronyms at work! There's a three letter acronym recently that was coming up a lot on a meeting. I had to search for a definition to understand the discussion. The meaning is fully encompassed by just using one four letter English word that nobody past kindergarten will be confused about. But this acronym is everywhere! Also, the single word has fewer syllables than the stupid acronym, so it's faster to say. Not by much, but it just adds insult to injury every time I hear it.
Okay my bad, I do like all of these lol
I do the "eh" thing sometimes without thinking about it but I agree with you, I don't like being on the other end of it either. I'm trying to work on that
"Karen"
βHang in thereβ bothers me for some reason.
Feels like fake caring?
People that use question marks in non-question sentences just to be extra snippy and condescending. Fuck that.