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My Bad, then try this from that link,.....

Meaning
My mistake - I'm to blame.

Origin
This slang term originated in about 1970. At that time, i.e. pre the widespread use of the Internet, slang terms often circulated at street level for many years before being adopted by anyone who felt inclined to write them down. That's clearly not the case any longer of course and any word or phrase that is widely known is dateable quite precisely via website logs.
The first citation in print is C. Wielgus and A. Wolff's, 'Back-in-your-face Guide to Pick-up Basketball', 1986:

"My bad, an expression of contrition uttered after making a bad pass or missing an opponent."
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THAT'S THE POINT

GOD

GOD

WHY ARE PEOPLE SO STUPID

'TO ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES'
'SPIT AND IMAGE'
'COULDN'T CARE LESS'

EVERYTHING ELSE IS WRONG

</rant>

 

Some I hate:

"Dude"
"Dawg"
"My Bad"

 

SEE MY POST ABOVE

ARRRRGHHHHHH

I'M RAGING SO HARD I THINK I BURST SOMETHING

 

Oh, fuck! I've been an illiterate are all these years 'cause I did think it was spitting image...

 

<grins>

Now now, don't get all offended on me. xD

 

Haha! Never...but seriously, spitting image isn't correct?

 

Nah, it's not.

Here's the proof - it comes from the idea that you are so similar, that it is as if you share the same spit in your mouths.

http://alt-usage-english.org/excerpts/fxspitan.html

 

"naw"

when people write like this: "stupiddddddddd"

then this really annoying saying that appears to only be used in boston (thank god) "it was mad legit"

 

Don't come to Glasgow.

 

I love how you just used "my bad" in a post about "my bad"! You're great; this really made my day :awesome:

 

Whoops... I read it too fast and didn't realize what you were doing there. Apologies

 

:excited:

BWhahahahahahaha


YOU FAIL DUDE, YOU FUCKING FAIL HARD

 

I DO like malapropism as a word.....

Don't you?

 

In my own personal opinion

2 times

I beg to differ

 

Nope.

I think you need to read a little harder.

Thanks for showcasing your idiocy, though.

 

oh yes. there is much fail in you. and here's why.


you see, you came into the thread flaunting your signature British arrogance, bitching and whining about grammar and vocabulary like your people invented the language or something.....:neutral:


but that's not the important part, see, when you declare that your lexicon is superior, yet make an obvious vocabulary error in the process of doing so...well, that's what we yanks like to call a FAIL. :excited:

 

I was giving examples of the incorrect way of saying it, you fool.

You'll have noticed, too, that the other two examples I gave were also incorrect? You saw that, yes?

 

nobody says to all intensive purposes.