I hate to break it to you

by e-troon

Thu Sep 06 2001 at 8:43:01

This phrase usually means: "I'm about to gloat over my superior knowledge. Feel lowly in your ignorance, minion". Unless you actually want to make the recipient of the breaking information feel inferior, don't use this phrase.

I hate to break it to you, President Bush, but $300 ain't jack	The theory that Venus came into our solar system relatively recently	I never knew	Slide, thud, whoosh, crunch, or: Catholic Rally Stage 1 Fights Back
Threadstomper	arrogance	And the sad thing is, I know what's going to kill me	Sam Sloan
Nell Carter	Nick Rhodes

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