I just discovered this blog a couple weeks ago. So far I really like it, and have understood most of the cartoons. However in this cartoon, I don't see the three overused cliches.
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I just discovered this blog a couple weeks ago. So far I really like it, and have understood most of the cartoons. However in this cartoon, I don't see the three overused cliches.
I was being self-referential there -- the three cliches were in the line before it, not the comic.
The comic reminded me of the overused "it is what it is" and I just added it to two more that I hear too often when people can't find other words.
I don't mind any of those three when used sparingly, but I've heard them jumbled together a few times.
Like fingernails on the chalkboard.
Oh, now it makes sense. Thanks for replying.
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