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What's with this new .com craze in sentences

Webmonkey

As time goes on more and more people I know especially on facebook seem to be using .com after every verb, for example I'm bored.com, I'm tired.com, wrecked.com. FFS it's awful, who came up with this? I've heard Ruth Scott on 2fm using this as well.

First of all I thought it was just girls that done it, now I noticed a former class mate update his facebook status with wrecked.com. It's cringe worthy!

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Doyler92

Doubt it will last, tbh.

I dunno but it makes me feel like murdering them

Cheap Thrills!

oh FFs thats not new, thats as old as time.com :rolleyes:

GLaDOS

Heard it once or twice, it's amsuing when people think they're being trendy and witty.

iPlop

It's notsobad.com/chillout;)

billy the squid

probably has its origins in some of the confused.com advertisements.

mickydoomsux

I have never heard anyone say that. Ever.

Webmonkey

I only started hearing it lately, in the last 2 months or so. Maybe it just catching on down here now. It's bad enough in fairness.

[Deleted User]

It's gay as christmas and I heard it years ago. I hid a girl from my facebook feed last week cause she said "hungover.com". I just checked and I've actually hidden over 40 friends from my feed now.

Willbbz

Probablyjustatrend.com/Webmonkey

billy the squid

Deleted User wrote: »

It's gay as christmas and I heard it years ago. I hid a girl from my facebook feed last week cause she said "hungover.com". I just checked and I've actually hidden over 40 friends from my feed now.

saying things are gay is somewhat hypocritical don't you think. adding a sertain negativity to people of a different sexual orientation is not right.

Donkey Oaty

billy the squid wrote: »

saying things are gay is somewhat hypocritical don't you think. adding a sertain negativity to people of a different sexual orientation is not right.

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IamtheWalrus

It's a phase that will pass. It's used by those pretending to be hip/with it.

The previous phase is/was the use of the word 'random' in very deterministic situations. You will find many Facebook picture albums called 'Randomness'.

Tomebagel

its not new, itsancient.com

jester77

Let me google.com that!

Slunk

I hate idiots that use this phrase. Have hidden a fewon facebook for this, generally locked.com locko.com etc . I know you can drink, so fcukin what

[Deleted User]

billy the squid wrote: »

saying things are gay is somewhat hypocritical don't you think. adding a sertain negativity to people of a different sexual orientation is not right.

This isn't the thread for that argument.

Jammyc

I once heard my cousin call someone a bitch.com

I was confused.

ciano1

To make it worse, whenever I try to visit those sites I get a 404

starlit

Its probably a phase.

Sinfonia

IamtheWalrus wrote: »

It's a phase that will pass. It's used by those pretending to be hip/with it.

The previous phase is/was the use of the word 'random' in very deterministic situations. You will find many Facebook picture albums called 'Randomness'.

Yeah, I hate this. "Randomness": Here's a collection of photos of me and the girls randomly going to the same club every week. We are random. Somehow.

Actually, the redundant addition of 'ness' to words annoys me too.

Jammyc wrote: »

I was confused.

Must...Not...Say...It....GAAAH dotcom

Dermighty

Webmonkey wrote: »

wreaked.com

wreaked eg: to wreak havoc

wrecked eg: I'm wrecked tired

/spellingnazi

we'llallhavetea_old

it's so fcuking retarded. the amount of facebook updates of "omfg i am dying.com" is sickening.

[Deleted User]

it a new low in popular culture ... anyone using this phrase should be put out of their misery

bleg

This internet thing is only a phase, it will never last.

aine-maire

Webmonkey wrote: »

after every verb, for example I'm bored.com, I'm tired.com, wreaked.com.

None of those are verbs.

I don't think it's a new craze anyway, it's just had a bit of a revival on facebook. It makes no sense. :mad:
At least I haven't heard people say it in real life yet

mickydoomsux

we'llallhavetea wrote: »

it's so fcuking retarded. the amount of facebook updates of "omfg i am dying.com" is sickening.

Ah, that's why i haven't seen it so. I don't take part in all that Facebook ****e.

Micky Dolenz

It's only a phrase they are going through.

alwaysadub

I've never noticed any of my friends on Facebook saying that, or saying it in real life either.

Thank fcuk,cos i might just hit them if they did.

[Deleted User]

omgrandom.com!!

I've heard people say .ie at the end of words now too. Kinda lame.com.