Expressions you hate and wish people would stop using?
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Not even half that.SkaredShtles said:Do you think even for a microsecond before you post $hit?
Excellent! :devil:jet said:
*beeeeep*
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loco said:
I used to as well, then I looked it up and while it's archaic, it is acceptable.Crazy Sweeper said:
ahem, its "da bomb" thank you very much.BSEVEER said:
unless you live in Warshington.Crazy Sweeper said:
hella, uber, and roxxors
My wife always says humangous instead of humungous and it drives me nuts.
My wife always says humangous instead of humungous and it drives me nuts.
My standard...
"Where's that AT?"
I hate that....
"Where's that AT?"
I hate that....
When I used to live in Chicago, I used to get annoyed when someone would ask,"Are you coming with ?"
I am coming with... what do I need to bring something, did I forget something, oh you are just using a dangling participle.
I also would cringe when someone uses the term "broad" .
here is a phrase you might hear uttered on the Southside.
"I jist aked dis broad to bring me 2 beers an' a sangwich"
way to go Sox Fan.....
I am coming with... what do I need to bring something, did I forget something, oh you are just using a dangling participle.
I also would cringe when someone uses the term "broad" .
here is a phrase you might hear uttered on the Southside.
"I jist aked dis broad to bring me 2 beers an' a sangwich"
way to go Sox Fan.....
Mine is the mood killing, "It must be nice."
It should be illegal to use that term.
Instead it should be replaced with,
"I am the biggest hater on the planet, and since something nice happened to you instead of me, I am going to hang my head in despair while gently kicking at rocks, and muttering, It must be nice."
It should be illegal to use that term.
Instead it should be replaced with,
"I am the biggest hater on the planet, and since something nice happened to you instead of me, I am going to hang my head in despair while gently kicking at rocks, and muttering, It must be nice."
"the thing is is that"
"the problem is is that"
grrrr.
"the problem is is that"
grrrr.
One I wish people would use more is: "You got served"...
Because there's just no comeback for serving. Once you've been served....well... you may as well just go home.
Because there's just no comeback for serving. Once you've been served....well... you may as well just go home.
Yeah its a Chicago thing ....the Inbred said:
Most Chicogoans will phrase it that way.
Woman here says "something elks" instead of "something else"
She's from newfoundland.....
She's from newfoundland.....
i hate it when people refer to Toyotas as "toys".
this is a great thread... now I know exactly what to post...
narlus said:
Toyz iz teh hella betta!
The "like" thing bothers me too....got ripped to shreds for it in high school by my spanish teacher so it broke the habit. To many um's also bugs me.
Probably one of my biggest though is pronouncing silent s's on the end of words such as Illinois. And even more annoying is when people who live in the state can't even f'in pronounce it correctly
Probably one of my biggest though is pronouncing silent s's on the end of words such as Illinois. And even more annoying is when people who live in the state can't even f'in pronounce it correctly
"I'm not comfortable" with this thread.
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"Originally Posted by loco"
I hate when people say, "that's so gay," "jeezum crow," jeeze Louise," any of that crap to avoid saying what they really want to say. Also, people who speak in AOL language using LOL in everyday conversations.
What about "rooflemayo", "lollercopter", "Lollerblades" and "Doubleyou-tee-eff Bomb"?
"its only spitting out" when referring to rain
What about in reference to snow?Dirt rider said:
OOhhhh! I thought of another one.
"xxxxx-aholic"....shop-aholic....choco-holic......
Isn't that almost offensive, downplaying the seriousness of a disease? "I have chocolate cancer"
maybe not.... but it's still annoying...
"xxxxx-aholic"....shop-aholic....choco-holic......
Isn't that almost offensive, downplaying the seriousness of a disease? "I have chocolate cancer"
maybe not.... but it's still annoying...
chocolate cancer....
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Well you scumbag. :mumble:I Are Baboon said:
i hate phrases like "scooter" and "rove"
narlus hates america
"peeps".... I hate "peeps"...
and NOT the faux marshmellow easter treat.... well I hate them too... just awful. I do like circus peanuts though.....
So to recap, I hate the expression "peeps" AND I hate the marshmellow ones too...
and NOT the faux marshmellow easter treat.... well I hate them too... just awful. I do like circus peanuts though.....
So to recap, I hate the expression "peeps" AND I hate the marshmellow ones too...
I hate it when people refer to alcoholism as a disease... Someone making poor choices by swilling too much booze is not a disease.MMike said:
well that would exclude any mental illness then, eh?
I Are Baboon said:
Nice!!!
