I, like, agree, you know?

Typography About Language

Wow!! I, like, totally . . . love that? Y'know? (Though I have nothing personally invested in my own opinion so, like, if you don't agree . . . )

I love the term "aggressively inarticulate". That is a remarkably accurate description.

And on a related note, I read a study quite a few years ago that found that young people who were capable of skillfully expressing their opinions verbally (or through the written word) were far less likely to express themselves through body-piercings, aggressive tendencies, etc. It was quite an interesting concept, and really did make a lot of sense. (Y'know? )

The first thing I thought of when I heard the person's voice was, "He sounds a bit like Kermit the frog!"

I could hear this as a Sesame Street skit, you know?


Hi ho, Kermit the Frog here speaking for Taylor Mali, you know the person who wrote a poem?

Ah, when Sesame Street was articulate!

You know.......he talks like an intelligent "Valley Girl"....if there is such a thing.....you know...I think that was an Oxymoron.....you know.....

Savannah wrote:

Wow!! I, like, totally . . . love that? Y'know? (Though I have nothing personally invested in my own opinion so, like, if you don't agree . . . )

I love the term "aggressively inarticulate". That is a remarkably accurate description.

And on a related note, I read a study quite a few years ago that found that young people who were capable of skillfully expressing their opinions verbally (or through the written word) were far less likely to express themselves through body-piercings, aggressive tendencies, etc. It was quite an interesting concept, and really did make a lot of sense. (Y'know? )

Yes. I've constated it. I'm a Frenc teacher and I've seen this particularity among my young pupils.

Vanesa.

like, totally awesome dudes.Ya know what me is saying..

"Like omg,That's totally fab."

"Like no way"