n s'it

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It’s like saying ‘and all the other crap that goes with it’ but way more cussing and less patience. People use it when they’re too lazy to finish their thought or when they’re too mad to care.
You asked why I failed math. I said, ‘Because of the teachers, the homework, and n s'it.’
He dropped out of school and said, ‘I had enough of the bullies and n s'it.’
She yelled at the waiter and ended with, ‘And don’t forget the n s'it.’
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N s'it is the last thing you say when you’re too tired or too angry to explain anything else. It’s like throwing your hands up and saying ‘whatever else is going on.’
He said, ‘I don’t know why I’m late, and n s'it.’
She texted me, ‘I’m not coming to the party, and n s'it.’
He yelled at the bus driver, ‘You’re the worst, and n s'it.’
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N s'it is the slang for ‘everything else that’s annoying and you don’t want to mention.’ People use it when they’re too lazy to finish a sentence or too mad to think straight.
She said, ‘I hate my job, my boss, and n s'it.’
He texted, ‘I’m not going to the party, and n s'it.’
He yelled at the dog, ‘You’re the worst, and n s'it.’
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N s'it is the slang for ‘all the other stupid stuff that goes with it.’ People say it when they’re too lazy or too mad to explain everything.
He said, ‘I failed the test because of the questions and n s'it.’
She texted, ‘I’m not going to the concert, and n s'it.’
He yelled at his brother, ‘You’re the worst, and n s'it.’
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N s'it means ‘everything else that’s going on, and it’s probably annoying.’ People use it when they’re too lazy or too angry to finish their sentence.
He said, ‘I’m not coming to the party, and n s'it.’
She texted, ‘I hate my job, my boss, and n s'it.’
He yelled at the cat, ‘You’re the worst, and n s'it.’
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