I could go on and on about this again and again. I'm stuck on this and return to it over and over....But as LPs have disappeared, what shall replace them in our language to describe unnecessary repetition? Broken CDs or MP3s just aren't the same.
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i don't see why we have to get rid of "like a broken record." the english language is littered with examples of old sayings whose origins are long defunct, but whose usage has never declined.
Anonymous
Repeated ad nauseum
stuck on replay
jammed transmission
like a bad attack of verbal diarrhea
like a derailed parrot with tourettes
Anonymous
I would say something like "You sound just like a bad parrot." That is the only thing that is coming to mind at the moment.
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mo·not·o·nous
mo·not·o·nous [mÉ nótt'nÉss]
adj
1. repetitious and uninteresting: uninteresting or boring as a result of being repetitive and unvaried
2. uttered in unvaried tone: uttered or performed in one unvaried tone
-mo·not·o·nous·ly, , adv
amybeader
"Like a stuck CD"