Like

I don't know why but the constant overuse of "like" is like nails on a chalkboard. I'm dismissing the fact that I used it in the previous sentence, btw, because that's not the use I was talking about.

Walking to get a coffee this morning Matt and I overheard two particularly like filled conversations. Riveting, I swear.

"Like, then she said ... like, I couldn't believe it! And then, like, you know, um, like, well, it went like this ... wait, like?"

Enough with the "like," please pause, think, and continue.