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Yes but not in over twenty years.
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it's only been around two or three years since I've heard someone say it
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Yes, but not since the early 1990s.
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^^^What he said, though in my case it was "Not since the mid 1990s." There was this Vietnam vet I knew who took a while to get the memo, so to speak.
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Yes. It was a friend of mine who got mugged and carjacked in Memphis on her way back to the conference we were both attending. She paused a little after she said it too, like she couldn’t believe she did. That’s the only time I’ve ever heard it used in this way, in person.
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(This was almost 10 years ago, and over the phone after the incident)
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not often enough to call it a regular thing but i hear it at least a few times a month // from canada as well lol
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Sounds pretty regular to me, don't think I've heard it in my life. In what context?
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In Texas you actually still hear it quite a bit depending on where you are
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