Seriously

I understand the value of rallying the troops, but enlisting Will Ferrell (whom I love!) and other celebrities at a time when so much of the country has been seriously, * seriously* lied to, to then in many ways reinforce those terrible frames ... ❋ Sifry, Micah L. (2009)

If we want to take the term seriously, it might mean its fairer to defer to the elected branches of government. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"Anyone who takes the title seriously is missing the comedic aspect of the movie," says Harvey Weinstein, co-chairman of Weinstein Co. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"When you become Miss USA, you have to take the title seriously and you have to make good decisions, and Tara obviously didn't," Krueger said. ❋ Unknown (2007)

As a Gen Y'er myself, I find anyone who uses the term seriously to be completely abhorrent, ignorant, misinformed and unnecessarily offensive. ❋ Ophelium (2009)

Taking her seriously is an insult to intelligent women everywhere. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Okay, this seriously is my last post on this topic. ❋ Unknown (2008)

It is those who use this term seriously who are "lumping all of Islam under one roof" so that to criticize one element in it (ruthless Islamist terrorism) is to criticize all the religion. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Appropriators take their title seriously and they all feel like they got to appropriate, which means there's a myriad of priorities. ❋ Unknown (2007)

FLATOW: Should Major League Baseball take this more - I'm just going to use the word seriously - in keeping good statistics about this? ❋ Unknown (2011)

You sure do take your title seriously, because only a daring mom would go for the trifecta ❋ Unknown (2009)

An Education takes its title seriously enough that you know what's going to happen.

I mean seriously, is this type of campaign rhetoric naive, or arrogant, or both? ❋ Eugene Robinson (2010)

I mean, seriously, is the high-tech coffee machine really plugged into an amplifier? ❋ Simon Shuster (2010)

[Meredith]: You didn't sign the [divorce papers]. Fine. [I get it]. End of discussion. Derek: Oh... I usually just say "Meredith" and then you yell at me. I haven’t thought past that point. I actually didn’t have anything planned. Meredith hits him repeatedly with her purse Derek: Listen! Hey stop it! Ow! Meredith: Seriously? Seriously?! ❋ Laurdev (2007)

Dude [hes] got seriously! Wow he must be good! Dude hes got seriously! Wow he must have [no life]! Dude hes got seriously! Wow he should totally [get laid]! ❋ The Master Of Time And Space (2008)

A: [the teacher] doesn't know what she's doing. B: i know. i really hate math. seriously. ([pause]) A: [ok bye]. ❋ Wrbivrty (2008)

Person A: Dude, the performance of [Berlioz's] "[Symphonie] [Fantastique]" was the best thing ever!! Person B: For seriously! ❋ Sho Fo-Sho (2009)

"no, like, [seriously] we did!" "[don't go], seriously." "seriously, [you don't even know]." ❋ BaBiedoll (2003)

#1: Person 1: Yeh i got a [vest] the other day! Group: HaHahahAhAh Person 1: but seriously#2: Person 1: I've got a vest....jokes....but seriously Group: HaHahahAhAh #3: Person 1: [Vest] are only for 'homos' Group: *[cough]* Person 1: but seriously! Group: HaHahahAhAh ❋ Semaj R. Llih And Samoht H. Nosreme (2007)

Amy "Hey Ashlee, do you want to come with me and my extended family to [woop woop] for a month or two? It'll be super fun!" Ashlee (laughs) "Yeah, a month or two in woop woop with your extended family will be super fun!" Amy (pissed off) "No, seriously. I think I'll go ask Sarah. (under her breath) Bitch." Jim "Dude, last night I had a totally [rippin'] threesome with [Carmen Electra] and Jessica Simpson!" Joe (laughs) "Like fuck you did" Jim (laughs) "No, seriously. I jacked off alone to Judge Judy." Joe (disgusted) "Oh, dude" (leaves) ❋ Kateus (2005)

jason: "she [broke up] with me and she wasn't even [kidding], she was seriousing" alex: "dude are you seriousing me? you guys went out for [3 years]!" ❋ Aakasd420 (2010)

Your [lack] of seriousity in this [issue] is [disturbing]. ❋ Ins0mn* (2005)

When she [spoke] to the crowd, her [tone] was one of seriousness. His face showed [intensity] and seriousness as he strove to define "seriousness." ❋ Bill Foecke (2003)