Website review: Cliche.theinfo.org/cliches

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bapuji rated 11 months ago

Interesting, but I think many people take this whole concept of "cliches" too far. I mean, really, the word "approximately" is a cliche?? It's a useful word that actually means something. Many of these phrases have descriptive power and meaning. Is any commonly-used phrase to be labeled a cliche and discarded? Sometimes phrases are common because they're FUCKING USEFUL.

heyitsmejaya rated 15 months ago

From the page:
armed to the teeth
walking encyclopedia
death and destruction
battle royale

Cliches make me gag and smile at the same time. While it hurts my facial muscles, the four cliches above are some of my favorites. Let's see if I can successfully turn them into one coherent sentence.

Armed to the teeth with the only things I could consider weapons from my car (in this case I could only find a pair of CUTE shoes I left in there from last night and a fist full of change, which I successfully turned into a weapon with the addition of a sock) I, a walking encyclopedia of death and destruction, was able to prepare myself for the impending battle royale.

Double DANG. BOOYAH in your facial! Wait... I'm pretty sure that entire sentence is wrought with grammatical errors, but you know what -- let's not focus on that.

buddhist-elk rated 18 months ago

Delicious words ^-^
From the page: "absolutely conclusive agricultural crops awkward dilemma close proximity complete monopoly completely full divisive quarrel end result entirely absent exact counterpart future plan general public grateful thanks hired mercenary irreducible minimum lonely hermit lifeless corpse meaningless gibberish mutual cooperation new record old adage organic life original founder patently obvious personal friend personal opinion pragmatic realist present incumbent sworn affidavit true facts ultimate outcome violent explosion"