Commonly used Generic Phrases in the English Language

[Cliche]

Well, at least you know what you did.

[JiriHrdina]

Originally Posted by Sample00

it is, what it is

Yeah I use this one a lot too. Seems like a good way to end a conversation you have grown tired of.

I mean how can anyone disagree with "it is what it is".

[FireFly]

Originally Posted by JiriHrdina

Yeah I use this one a lot too. Seems like a good way to end a conversation you have grown tired of.

I mean how can anyone disagree with "it is what it is".

But sometimes it only appears to be.

[Juventus3]

Originally Posted by GoinAllTheWay

Do you remember her name? I had one that did the exact same thing, she did it ALL the time.

Dr. Imogene Lim -anthro. Worst class of life.

[Berger_4_]

our chem teacher is rather...selfconscious i guess...all class it's um....ah...now we....lets see...uh...okay....now...um...
we did a count as well and ended up with something like 100 times in an eighty minute period...his classes arent the most exciting...especially when you have him for math too

[Wookie]

I was told "it is what it is" about 5 times yesterday. Maybe someone was trying to shut me up?

"Good on him" or some variation, "good on ya"

Ughh.. that one makes me mad.

There are plenty more.

I'm sure there are plenty that I use too.

[Flames in 07]

For about a decade Wally Buono answered every single question by starting off:

"Well agin ..."

If you are into counting redundant lines, wait till the football season starts and listen to Wally for awhile.

[evman150]

I had an astrophysics professor (Chinese ESL) who said "and so on and so forth" 25+ times per class. I kept a tally on a few occasions.

Quite funny really. He was a great teacher too.