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2/18/2013 6:49:17 AM
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Nothing wrong with saying dude, man.
But if you feel yourself becoming less immature and ignorant, and more rational and intellectual, well, I say embrace it. But being an intelligent and conscious human being doesn't mean you can't sport verbal affectations, or have fun, dude.
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"man" does not bother me so much. "mister" is even okay. "Dude" is frustratingly daft. I think it's because drugs (pot specifically) are a huge influence on the word. I cannot stand drugs! Call me what you want but I avoid Motrin if I can. I've also noticed that over the years I have a strange intolerance to certain accents. This is much less controllable than "growing up." A heavy British accent gives me a headache even when they are mild mannered people. I don't understand why I get headaches though. I think the tone just strikes the wrong drum as it were.
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The manchester accent does that to me.
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I wish I understood why i get headaches so I can stamp that out.
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go to a doctor
