...as we know it.
I hear this once in awhile. Someone
will say “Its the end of …as we know it.” What its the end of
will vary, but I find my self annoyed by this statement. When used on
talk shows, I would like the moderator to ask “So they are going to
end 'it'? 'It' won't be there any more?” Because when it's used I
don't believe they mean it is going to be eliminated. But I suspect
they would like people to believe it is being eliminated. Instead it
suggests that 'it' is being changed. But you never have to address
the changes if everyone panics at the news of 'it' ending.
If you want to use it, lets talk about
the changes being made.
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