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to hate it when people try to end an argument by saying "end of" even when they haven't addressed your points?

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StealthPolarBear · 20/02/2011 08:17

There is nothing more irritating

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Teenybitsad · 20/02/2011 08:34

People can say what they like. Gavel.

Grin
StealthPolarBear · 20/02/2011 08:49

you are right. end of.

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bruxeur · 20/02/2011 08:51

The domain of thickies, and those who think that shrill = assertive.

GreenEyesandHam · 20/02/2011 08:58

End of.

It's one of those where if I disagree with the point of view, it sounds rude, dismissive, blinkered and ignorant.

Of course if I'm in agreement with that particular point of view then it sounds entirely succinct :o

ManateeEquineOhara · 20/02/2011 08:59

YANBU. It is said by people who know they are talking crap and think if they say 'end of' it will stop this from being pointed out to them.

Loonytoonie · 20/02/2011 09:00

It's the 'grown-up' equivalent of "So there!", isn't it? accompanied by a stamping foot of course

StealthPolarBear · 20/02/2011 09:34

"It's one of those where if I disagree with the point of view, it sounds rude, dismissive, blinkered and ignorant.

Of course if I'm in agreement with that particular point of view then it sounds entirely succinct "
very good point, I hadn't considered it that way, but you are right!

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GreenEyesandHam · 20/02/2011 12:06

Yes I am. End of :o

cumfy · 20/02/2011 12:18

People who can't think coherently tend to use rhetoric, manipulation and bullying.

This is an example.

mayorquimby · 20/02/2011 12:37

FACT.

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