The phrase "all that usual" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey something that is not particularly common or expected, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The weather has been all that usual for this time of year, with unexpected snow in April."
Alternatives: "not very common" or "not particularly usual."
"Ancient old papers, people haven't been looking, all that usual conspiracy crap," he says.
His "big" plans, putting passengers at the heart of the railway and all that usual guff, amount to little more than another round of tinkering with the structure of the railways when only major surgery can cure its ills.
Giving Thanks: And since it is Thanksgiving tomorrow, there are several things I would like to give my thanks to (besides family and personal friends and all that usual stuff).
I won't be covering the hearing minute by minute - you'll find all that, as usual, on our Leveson live blog - but I will be keeping a close eye on it, and providing analysis and reaction.
In "Underland," which opened at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday, he does all that with his usual skill and panache.
All that, plus the usual listener letters and a trivia quiz pitting Brian and I against each other for the ultimate prize: bragging rights until next time.
In some ways, it may prove invigorating to have a political debate that does not break down all that neatly into the usual partisan camps.
This territory is not all that far from his usual stomping grounds; some of vaccination's rabid opponents are enthusiastic supporters of unconventional medical interventions.
During follow-up, both groups improved substantially on all three measures, suggesting that usual primary care may have sufficed for many.
The riff wasn't all that different from Duncan's usual words of support for the Common Core.
Unfulfilled dreams, broken homes, all the usual stuff that makes up a life -- the stuff that none of us, no matter how privileged we look on the outside, ever escape.
