Everyone has words and expressions that bring out an eyeroll when we hear them and a Reddit post has people calling them out. It asks, “What’s a phrase you hear all the time that secretly annoys you?" More than 7-thousand responses have come in and these are some of the top phrases people really can’t stand.

"'We need to talk' when the person has a simple question and it's not the end of your relationship."
"'Got a second?' In a Teams message. Just send me the message, Charlie!"
"When businesses say, 'We're a family.' If we're 'family,' then pay us a living wage and don't treat us like sh*t."
"'Boys will be boys.'"
"'Everything happens for a reason.' It’s meant to be comforting, but it usually just dismisses whatever you’re actually going through.”
"'I could care less,' because it should be 'I couldn’t care less.' The first one means you actually do care."
"'Keep your chin up.' I had someone say this to me recently after I got diagnosed with cancer."
"'It’s all in your head' makes me want to scream. People say it thinking they’re helping, but it trivializes real struggles and makes you question yourself unnecessarily.”
"'Irregardless.' Just say regardless!"
"'I'm so bipolar/OCD today.' No, you're moody or need things neat. Don't minimize something that people struggle with every day."
"'If I’m being honest…' If you’re being honest? Were you lying up to this point?"
"'No offense, but' = something that's definitely going to cause offense."
"I had a boyfriend who was very dramatic. He’d often start delivering information with, 'Are you sitting down?' and it would turn out to be something not surprising or even relevant."
"'Fur baby' makes me cringe every time."
"'Thoughts and prayers.'"
“Agree to disagree”
“It’s giving …”
“It is what it is”
Source: BuzzFeed

Throwback Thursday to 1982 - CENTERFOLD J. GEILS BAND 1982

Michael Jackson’s groundbreaking album “Thriller” was released
The break-up of the AT&T monopoly was ordered
Argentina invades the Falkland Islands / Malvinas
The first episode of Late Night with David Letterman debuts on NBC
The popular science fiction film “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” debuts during June
Disney Futuristic Park EPCOT ( Experimental Community Of Tomorrow )is opened
Tylenol capsules laced with potassium cyanide kill 7 in Chicago
The Mary Rose, flagship of Henry VIII of England is raised in the Solent
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington DC is dedicated
The First Commercial use of Genetic Engineering is Launched when human insulin produced by bacteria is marketed
The Weather Channel airs on cable television for the first time.
Time's man of The Year is THE COMPUTER

US Postage Stamp 20 cents
Tomatoes Lb 39 cents
Bag Cheese Puffs 89 cents
Loaf White Sliced bread 50 cents
Comodore Vic 20 $299.95
Satellite Receiver $245.95
Walking / Jogging Machine $199.95
GMC 1500 Pickup $5,400
Sony 19 inch Color TV $499

Fisher Price Tape Recorder Dial-a-Story Talking Books, Barbie Bubble Bath, Dukes of Hazzard Pinball
Bean Bag Chairs
Sailor Dress

Popular Films
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

Rocky III,

On Golden Pond

Porky's

An Officer and a Gentleman

The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan

Poltergeist

Annie

Chariots of Fire

Gandhi

Popular TV
Magnum, P.I.
Dynasty

Falcon Crest

Hill Street Blues

Knight Rider

THE TOP 10 SIGNS YOU’RE GETTING OLDER … According to a new survey by the American Pistachio Growers

1. Talking about aches and pains with friends

2. Groaning when bending down

3. Preferring quiet venues to noisy ones

4. Preferring a quiet drink over a night out

5. Enjoying an early night

6. Not caring about the latest fashion trends

7. Thinking that new music isn’t as good as it used to be

8. A recurring ache that doesn’t disappear

9. Using phrases like ‘back in my day’ or ‘remember when….?’

10. Sitting down to put socks on

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A new study found that people who feel truly passionate about what they do, really click with their co-workers, and feel connected to their workplace report better physical health than folks who are just “satisfied” or even super engaged. It’s not the free snacks or the nice boss — it’s that deeper sense of purpose and belonging that seems to matter most. The research found that job satisfaction alone doesn’t predict better health, but feeling emotionally invested does.
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The Independent says Olympic athletes are guzzling broccoli juice at the Winter Games. The juice lowers blood lactate levels during intense exercise and helps muscles work harder. Cross country skiers especially like the juice because of the energy it provides. Now, Tik Tokers are posting videos of themselves drinking it and broccoli water
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Italian stunt pilot Dario Costa made aviation history by becoming the first person to land a plane on a moving train and then take off again
Flying a Zivko Edge 540 aircraft, Costa touched down on a small runway set up on the last car of a train traveling at 75 mph
The landing was essentially blind because the plane's angle of descent and the train's forward motion made it impossible to see the runway
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