RE: OMG
May 16, 2013 at 6:01 am
(This post was last modified: May 16, 2013 at 6:02 am by Fidel_Castronaut.)
A lot of people, generally 'young folk', say "oh my days" in a sort of ghetto talk (despite many of them coming from middle class backgrounds and going to a good school) instead of OMG here in England (inner city areas more so I've noticed).
but saying 'oh my god' has generally just become a colloquialism due to its use for several decades (if not longer). I don't think the concept of a 'god' has any real meaning in its use.
but saying 'oh my god' has generally just become a colloquialism due to its use for several decades (if not longer). I don't think the concept of a 'god' has any real meaning in its use.
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