Same for me , except when I scroll too far that my phone ' s browser crashes . <| sep |> So you ' re telling me that if you were at a red light and a Jetta started revving it ' s engine at you , you wouldn ' t race it ? <| sep |> I started using thrown melees for it . It helps , but I kinda need a whirlwind mod if I want to make it actually work . <| sep |> I disagree . Literally has been used in a figurative sense literally as long as the word has been around . I jest , but it is precisely this type of disputed usage that has people riled , and when they find that it is included in Oxford Dictionaries , they can react as if the world is literally coming to an end . What may surprise them is to find that this usage is much older than you would think . While it is true that it has become increasingly common in modern usage , it was actually first included in the OED in 1903 . When the entry was updated and published online in September 2011 , we found even earlier examples of this usage our earliest example is currently from 1769 . This newer , disputed usage describing something nonliteral , as a form of exaggeration has become more frequent over time , and is now sometimes used quite deliberately in nonliteral contexts . But literally has always been employed for added effect or emphasis . If you write , the book is literally 500 pages , the statement may be precise , but its precision doesn ' t depend on the presence of the word literally indeed the emphasis it adds may introduce doubt about the precision .