Wednesday, March 03, 2004
Have you noticed that North American teenagers (usually girls) speak as though they are asking questions? This bugs me? I'm sure it bugs a lot of people? So I was, like, on the phone? And I was totally talking to this recruitment chick today? And she was all "So what do you know?", and I was, like, "WhatEVER", and she was asking these questions? And I had to answer them as best I could though I was totally in the zone and all. So like, I get off the phone after talking to her and she says she'll call me back? And like, now I'm waiting, like, for her to call me back? This totally blows, waiting you know? So earlier today? We were all at the library? And, like, we learned all about the books they have there, and resources? For, like, getting a job, you know? Anyway, it was totally engrossing for bookworms and all, but I was, like, thinking about my phone interview all the time? And then we had lunch which was, like, SO good, and then we started class again? And I had to make this phone call and now I'm waiting for her to call back?
WhatEVER ...
WhatEVER ...
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Does this not come from Australia?
Do you have their local soaps, like Neighbours, Home and Away?
Nimrod
Do you have their local soaps, like Neighbours, Home and Away?
Nimrod
Yes, it was first brought to my attention by Stephen Fry. He called it AQI (Australian Questioning Intonation). It gained a foothold in California, and from there is spreading throughout the NA continent.
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