Words have meaning
Today, my boss yet again said she was "literally dying", after she watched a funny video online. Long story short, I'm now on her shitlist because I couldn't help but point out that she clearly wasn't dying, and that her ranting was distracting me from doing actual work. FML
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strokesie 23
If people knew how to language we wouldn't have this problem
pjsr 33
You could've helped it, but didn't. Now you know better than to correct the boss on non-essential matters. Use this knowledge at your next job.
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odamaliekh 26
Sheldon?
blackonblight 33
I swear to Eris it makes me grind my teeth when people use "literally" when they mean "practically" I'd have done the same thing, frankly.
alexnoyle 12
Ugh, I HATE it when people do that. FIGURATIVELY PEOPLE!
rawlings123 17
Good! Hopefully she listened and we have one less idiot to deal with
jezebaal8 7
I love that "literally dying"video.. It's halarious
at0micmin3r 23
Nope nope nope. Boss is a boss and you're dumb for correcting her. Even if she is a huge dingus. :) Next time just let her be stupid on her own.
BeepBeepSwerve 9
"don't correct your boss" the OP can say what he wants, and to the people giving him a YDI,eff you
communisttaco 16
I've lost all faith in humanity.
miianah1 22
Actually, the word now has a new definition added to the dictionary: word used for emphasis. So she's correct actually.
caleb_9756 14
Heard of a figure-of-speech? Hyperbole, I believe it's called