Originally Posted by onzedge

While riding the shuttle bus from the Rental Car Center to the terminal at OMA today I overheard a conversation between two twenty-something women. One of them used the work "like" 7 times in a single sentence.

Here is a hint: use of the word "like" should be limited to two conditions:

1. Expressing an affinity for something... For example -- "I like the way you wear those yoga pants even though your are at the airport".

2. Employing a simile... For example -- "This bologna sandwich is exactly like the ones we ate every day in prison".

I am here to help.