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Have you ever noticed that when some people talk they add the syllable "uhh" on the end of the last word in thier sentence, Usually when they're complaining about something? Why the hell do you do that!?
Examples: "this is too hard-uhh!" "what do we do now-uhh?" "i'm bored-uhh!"
It's really, REALLY annoying when I hear people talk like this, do you people have some kind of speech impediment, or do you just not know how to properly end a sentence? It's like they packed up a cluster of syllables to be dipsersed as a statement, but had unused breath by the time they were done, so they just let go in the form of "uhh" at the end. Maybe it's because some people are used to always, ALWAYS talking without even taking a breath, they aren't used to saying one complete thought and then stopping. Damn socialites.

BOTTOM LINE: Sentences do not always end in the syllable "uhh", so quit adding it, dammit!

That's this week's rant, I'm Varmeip, Goodnight.