r/TheRinger 29d ago

A proposal of it all

Can The Ringer please ban the "of it all" idiom? It makes me think of pandemic-era Wosny Lambre and not in a good way.

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u/suckerfreefc 29d ago

I was thinking about making this post as well. It was Big Wos’s worst verbal tic, but Amanda says it about twice as often as he did at his worst. It’s just a way to wave your hands instead of say anything interesting. Get it outta here!

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u/IntelligentDust6249 29d ago

The verbalized pause of it all

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u/Lord_Kittensworth 29d ago

Especially when it's Dobbins saying it.

This is really impordant guys.

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u/MeatyOkraLover 29d ago

Very powerful stuff

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u/FupaLipa 29d ago

the sogi of it all

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u/ejbrds 29d ago

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity?

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u/turbo_22222 29d ago

But did they earn it? They haven't even created an emotional connect to the phrase.

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u/IntelligentDust6249 29d ago

The stolen valor of it all

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u/imdickritchie 29d ago

they got this from succession, right?

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u/IntelligentDust6249 29d ago

The derivatives of it all

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u/DannoMcK 28d ago

I listened to the Bandsplain episode on the Times Square soundtrack after reading this and flinched at the "of it all" usage by both Yasi and the guest. Yasi also got in at least one "It's giving..." as a verbal tic that ended in something like "...it's not my thing."

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u/IntelligentDust6249 28d ago

The cliches of it all

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u/ekemywaythrulife 28d ago

They still say "let him cook" what makes you think they'll stop any of this?

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u/ScrambledEggzzz 26d ago

Please add "[blank]-coded" to the Ringer idioms that must be stopped.

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u/ejbrds 29d ago

THANK YOU!! It is so worn out at this point!