"Nevermind".....THAT word!! - Page 2

11-09-2005, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by tegumi

I thought that was the sign for whatever....

Oh, please hush......

(I strongly agree with you)

11-09-2005, 06:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tegumi

I thought that was the sign for whatever....

Its also the sign for "doesn't matter." I guess it all depends on context.

dkf747 · 11-09-2005, 06:23 PM

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Originally Posted by signer16

Dkf, I totally agree. When it is at all possible I prefer to give a total "interpretation" of everything that's being said, etc. This happens when any of my friends miss something, but especially with my deaf friends, (understandably). Sometimes though, with a big group, if the person wasn't in the room for everything, or if I am involved in the conversation, it isn't possible. I'm also not an interpreter, still a student, so sometimes even without other problems, I just don't have the skill or speed. But yes, my goal is to give all the information. I don't abbreviate because I think someone is stupid, but because I can't convey it all.

I don't have a problem with that. That's a little different from what I meant.

OldNavyGirl · 11-09-2005, 06:55 PM

yeah... i hate when someone says never mind.... but it also depends on situation if u and someone else making good conversation and ended up not getting what i meant, i would say never mind if i try different way of explaining and still don't work. i would say never mind. it depend on the situation

never mind on silly reason. come on! I know u have something to say, just hate when someone say never mind. heh.

Missus_Philos0phyK · 11-09-2005, 07:20 PM

a cut - off topic in conversations by saying "nevermind"; lets move on to new issues or topics to talk about. although, theres always a chances to come back to a recents topic as if its necessary, people says "nevermind" all the time around in the world. just cause they wanted to cut it when they couldnt understand or know what themselves were saying; let alone "nevermind" upon to relived the issues. who doesnt want to say nevermind all times? quit complaing and move to new topics. oh wait, nevermind this a "nevermind" thread. oh man, i said neverminds over 9 times on this paragraph!

uhh.....nevermind what i was trying to explain, i got lost in my thoughts!

even theres a defination of meaning on "nevermind" so do u need me to lecturing on it? hmm, nevermind that, either.

EyesBlueDeaf · 11-15-2005, 12:27 PM

'Never mind' is not always used as a rude word.
Example:
woman: Honey, can you help me find my eyeglasses?
Man: Sure <rummaging through pile of papers on desk>
little girl: Momma, I found it.
woman: Honey? never mind.. Jane found it. thanks Honey

11-15-2005, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Teresh

Having read several m1ld4s posts, I can safely allege that he is under the age of 15, is an idiot, and if he is hearing is a troll. In person, he has no friends, deaf or hearing, and he has to go on online forums (specifically, not well-known ones) to feel as though he's cool by harrassing other people.

It's not my fault you've been banned from every major forum online at least once. It's not my fault you don't have any friends. It's not my fault you are horribly misinformed about the topics you attempt to discuss. Develop a sense of humour. Stop wasting AD server space. Your unintelligence is not worthy of the few kilobytes your text takes up.

On the subject at hand, I HATE 'nevermind'... But I acknowledge that I've used it in the case where the person doesn't know about the topic... They can't understand because the don't have any background in the subject.

Give me a break.....

I had to wait for someone to start fun...Bingo so I started next....

Tell me why you did not start negativity on AJ? Is that a reason why you are protecting your friend? So that means you are a favorism....

11-09-2005, 06:55 PM	#34 (permalink)
OldNavyGirl Premium Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Somewhere in Illinois Posts: 3,614	yeah... i hate when someone says never mind.... but it also depends on situation if u and someone else making good conversation and ended up not getting what i meant, i would say never mind if i try different way of explaining and still don't work. i would say never mind. it depend on the situation never mind on silly reason. come on! I know u have something to say, just hate when someone say never mind. heh. __________________ what does friendship really mean to you?

11-09-2005, 07:20 PM	#35 (permalink)
Missus_Philos0phyK strongwise, only funnier Join Date: May 2005 Location: Funnyville in Tejas Posts: 642 Blog Entries: 1	Oohh.. My......god! a cut - off topic in conversations by saying "nevermind"; lets move on to new issues or topics to talk about. although, theres always a chances to come back to a recents topic as if its necessary, people says "nevermind" all the time around in the world. just cause they wanted to cut it when they couldnt understand or know what themselves were saying; let alone "nevermind" upon to relived the issues. who doesnt want to say nevermind all times? quit complaing and move to new topics. oh wait, nevermind this a "nevermind" thread. oh man, i said neverminds over 9 times on this paragraph! uhh.....nevermind what i was trying to explain, i got lost in my thoughts! even theres a defination of meaning on "nevermind" so do u need me to lecturing on it? hmm, nevermind that, either. __________________ just love responsibly. -PEACE-

11-15-2005, 12:27 PM	#36 (permalink)
EyesBlueDeaf Quit staring at my arse! Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: East Coast Posts: 1,147	'Never mind' is not always used as a rude word. Example: woman: Honey, can you help me find my eyeglasses? Man: Sure <rummaging through pile of papers on desk> little girl: Momma, I found it. woman: Honey? never mind.. Jane found it. thanks Honey __________________ Remember to keep the rubber side down and the shiny side up! Ride on... www.deafbikers.freeforums.org http://www.njdeafsports.org/NESR

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