Iβm just wondering if ppl say βhave a blessed dayβ in other parts of the country. Itβs become extraordinarily popular here in the Bible Belt and really gets on my FUCKING nerves.
There was a guy in the building that always said that. That didn't irritate me nearly as much as finding out he was selling heroin to an undercover officer in the parking lot.
Some do in these parts (Dakota) I find it annoying.
I get that a lot here in rural Virginia. It makes me irrationally angry and I usually give them a look and say Ramen. Last time it happened at the store when I got cigarettes and I was extremely hangry so I blurted out βblessed by who and why are you assuming we share a belief systemβ and stalked out. The look on her face was total shock and I now drive an extra couple miles to avoid that store.
I donβt hear it too much yet here in my part of Florida. It is annoying but what really has me grinding my teeth are the jesus is the answer signs. It seems every street in my town has a number of them planted. The first time I saw one I thought it was a jeopardy answer/question. Lol
Ask them if they've read or watched The Handmaid's Tale.
I don't think it's made it to NW GA, or I've just been lucky. Start responding with the Wiccan "blessed be." Bwahaha
Keep fending it off ..donβt need it up here. ..what may spare me is not sounding like Iβm from βaround here,β seems to throw them off trying to figure me out first. Or, if Iβve purchased something β¦ the back side of my bills all say Atheist Money ...where the god graffiti was..
Maybe that's one of the reasons I haven't been hearing it, since I definitely do not sound as though I'm from "around here."
I've never heard anyone say that on the West Coast and I lived in Juneau, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Bay Area / Silicon Valley, I've spent a bunch of time around LA. I never heard that anywhere in Canada.
Only in the Southern US have I ever heard such a thing. It makes me cringe depending on who says it and in what context.
Nowhere in civilized Oregon, either
Yeah, I hear you. It bugs me too. Probably not as much as it bugs you, but it's one of my "cringe" words.