What do you say?

[AUFred]

Water under the bridge.
Water over the bridge.

I couldn't care less
I could care less.

 

[Minderella]

Water under the bridge--I rarely say this though.

I could care less--Most of the time. I know it's "wrong", but it just sounds better--the flow is right. Plus, I hate the word couldn't--it just sounds silly.

 

[AUFred]

I sometimes will emphasize. I could not care less.

 

[Minderella]

Good point, could not sounds way better than couldn't.

*remembers*

 

[Natasha]

Water under the bridge (over makes no sense unless you're attempting to destroy things, which is the exact opposite of what that phrase is supposed to mean, LOL).

Couldn't care less. I read an article years ago about how when people say "I could care less" the implication is supposed to be "Eh, it's POSSIBLE that I could care less, but it's not really likely." I call bullshit. It's "I couldn't care less."

 

[MainerMikeBrown]

I never say "water under the bridge" or "water over the bridge."

It's just a figure of speech that I just never got into the habit of saying, for whatever reason.

 

[Veronica]

Water under the bridge.

I could care less.​