Banned phrases for 2015
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sherbear702 wrote: »Loose. You do not loose weight. You LOSE weight.
Loose = not firmly fastened or fixed in place.
Lose = to experience a reduction in something such as weight or heat
I agree... No "loosing" weight. It's a word crime.
youtube.com/watch?v=8Gv0H-vPoDc
I feel like anyone who needs to lose 50 lbs.+ can use the word "journey" if it helps them understand it's going to take a while. Using that word is not going to hurt anyone (not like "detox," "cleanse," etc.), even if it may be annoying to you.0 -
"Booty"0
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I would ban 'cleanse' and 'detox'. You want to cleanse and detox? Stop putting crap in your body lol.0
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I hate both lifestyle and diet. What word should I use though?!0
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Anything self-shaming should be banned from everyone's internal/external conversations. Know that you are worth all that is good, kind and wonderful!!!!0
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LyndseyLovesToLift wrote: »"TOM"
It's a period, ladies, or menstrual cycle if you want to be technical. Most of us have one monthly and it's not a naughty word. You don't have to disguise it with some stupid acronym. Also, using your period as an excuse to skip workouts and overeat is just weak. You're not the first person to ever bleed from your vagina - woman up and do what you gotta do.
^ Feel free to take offense to that. I don't mind.
Period is also a euphemism though isn't it? Just another temporal reference I assume.
As for eating. I never fretted about my increased appetite. I just ate and knew that a few days later Id have no appetite at all.0 -
HAHAHA. I never go in the "ladies!" threads, despite being a lady. I can't bear it. I don't want to talk about or hear about anyone's "arts and crafts day at panty camp" or other female issues. And LOL at that euphemism!
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With "ball bag" lol.Elsie_Brownraisin wrote: »...not all of us can work a whole stout-infused shredded pig into our calories for the day.
I need this on a t-shirt something fierce.
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Stow it? OK, Archie."Journey" - yeah, it's not. Want a journey, take a step onto the road, it's a dangerous thing and you never know where it will take you.
How about we kill off a couple concepts:
Empathy
Validation
Difficult
Can't
Laziness
Eh, help me, I can't work out because I'm so spazzy that I can't do a jumping jack right.
Stow it, go do it, you'll get better at it as you do it. I didn't spring forth from the womb as awesome as I am, it took a *little* bit o' practice and bourbon.
(This probably goes without saying, but I think you're wrong about most of that. That's not why I quoted it, to have a big fight. At the risk of sounding "validating", you are as entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just couldn't let "Stow it" go, hard as I tried.)-1 -
Cleaning eating is a derogatory phrase.
This never fails to get me chuckling at the pettiness of it all. And I say this as someone who doesn't use the term "clean".0 -
Elsie_Brownraisin wrote: »WalkingAlong wrote: »
That bugs me, too. Also, "that's not beer". Yes, a young man in maintenance can drink stronger beer and eat more pasta and larger burritos than small, dieting women. It doesn't really seem like much of a bragging point but I guess we all have to find things we're proud of.JazzFischer1989 wrote: »-Posts alternative recipe to traditional pasta dish, but still uses the original name of said dish-
"THAT'S NOT REAL SPAGHETTI/LASAGNA/PIZZA, AND MY DEAD ITALIAN GRANDMOTHER WOULD BE ROLLING IN HER GRAVE"
I personally would prefer to eat less fudge than I used to, but still eat a bit of fudge rather than a 'light' substitute.
But it really, really pees me off when someone posts a recipe or deliberates about what snack to spend their spare calories on, a 6ft tall man who's bulking remarks 'I ate a bucket of chicken and 2 tubs of lard flavoured ice cream today' or 'I ate your daily calorie allowance for breakfast lololol'. Thanks for useful information, ballbag.
I imagine dieters commenting on the weight gain section that they wish they could eat as much as them are annoying though.
However, not all of us can work a whole stout-infused shredded pig into our calories for the day.
This.0 -
I hate both lifestyle and diet. What word should I use though?!
Because people have such an aversion to the word "diet", people actually are taught to use "food choices" and "foods you eat" for the noun version and talk about "losing weight" instead of the verb.
I always thought it was quite silly, that it was addressed for no reason, because nobody would actually have an aversion to hearing the word "diet." How wrong I was! People FREAK OUT about the word. They really can't stand hearing it and it really does upset them. If you don't want to freak people out, you have to think of it as some kind of horrific thing, like they do and use euphemisms, lol.
If you say "diet" (and I still do, it's a hard habit to break), you absolutely will cause people to get twitchy and start wigging out. A lot of people really cannot even hear the word, lol. Negative connotations. For realz.0 -
loose, lose, loss. All three, banned. Boom. Many a problems solved.0
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smittybuilt19 wrote: »loose, lose, loss. All three, banned. Boom. Many a problems solved.
I guess without those words than explanation will be better given. I decrease my weight by x pounds. See no confusion since so many people today have said loose instead of lose in other threads.
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"Kale" anything, I'm eating kale in my salad right now and trust, it might be uber healthy, but the spines are gross and if you get too much in one bite, it's bitter as f$&k.0
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sherbear702 wrote: »Loose. You do not loose weight. You LOSE weight.
Loose = not firmly fastened or fixed in place.
Lose = to experience a reduction in something such as weight or heat
I agree... No "loosing" weight. It's a word crime.
youtube.com/watch?v=8Gv0H-vPoDc
I feel like anyone who needs to lose 50 lbs.+ can use the word "journey" if it helps them understand it's going to take a while. Using that word is not going to hurt anyone (not like "detox," "cleanse," etc.), even if it may be annoying to you.
You mean...
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JazzFischer1989 wrote: »
No, I thought this thread was about phrases we're tired of seeing over and over again.
yeah... banning their discussion.
you want discussion of lifting relatively heavy weights banned from MFP, then I want Run Far and Pedal Fast banned as well.
you had a great idea, Im continuing it through the rest of the things.
let's also ban "PR".
and "Challenge Yourself!"
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Stow it? OK, Archie."Journey" - yeah, it's not. Want a journey, take a step onto the road, it's a dangerous thing and you never know where it will take you.
How about we kill off a couple concepts:
Empathy
Validation
Difficult
Can't
Laziness
Eh, help me, I can't work out because I'm so spazzy that I can't do a jumping jack right.
Stow it, go do it, you'll get better at it as you do it. I didn't spring forth from the womb as awesome as I am, it took a *little* bit o' practice and bourbon.
(This probably goes without saying, but I think you're wrong about most of that. That's not why I quoted it, to have a big fight. At the risk of sounding "validating", you are as entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just couldn't let "Stow it" go, hard as I tried.)
Stow it is an old code I have. It's generally the last thing I'll say to someone that has pushed me to the point of going upside their head. It's the last chance they get to course correct.
Two people on Sunday received that statement from me, and they both course corrected. lol.
However, online it's simply because I can't say "stfu you wimp", so instead I use stow it. So yeah, anyone who sits there and blah blah blahs about being spazzy and can't do something. They can shut up, put their big kid pants on, and do it. Because if you don't do it you won't ever get it.0 -
Ball bag is a good one, I want to see Dom wearing that.Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »
With "ball bag" lol.Elsie_Brownraisin wrote: »...not all of us can work a whole stout-infused shredded pig into our calories for the day.
I need this on a t-shirt something fierce.
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smittybuilt19 wrote: »
someone banned deficits a couple pages ago. you have to eat OVER your calorie goal from now on because it has been declared.
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Stow it? OK, Archie."Journey" - yeah, it's not. Want a journey, take a step onto the road, it's a dangerous thing and you never know where it will take you.
How about we kill off a couple concepts:
Empathy
Validation
Difficult
Can't
Laziness
Eh, help me, I can't work out because I'm so spazzy that I can't do a jumping jack right.
Stow it, go do it, you'll get better at it as you do it. I didn't spring forth from the womb as awesome as I am, it took a *little* bit o' practice and bourbon.
(This probably goes without saying, but I think you're wrong about most of that. That's not why I quoted it, to have a big fight. At the risk of sounding "validating", you are as entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just couldn't let "Stow it" go, hard as I tried.)
Stow it is an old code I have. It's generally the last thing I'll say to someone that has pushed me to the point of going upside their head. It's the last chance they get to course correct.
Two people on Sunday received that statement from me, and they both course corrected. lol.
However, online it's simply because I can't say "stfu you wimp", so instead I use stow it. So yeah, anyone who sits there and blah blah blahs about being spazzy and can't do something. They can shut up, put their big kid pants on, and do it. Because if you don't do it you won't ever get it.
shots fired..
someone call 9110 -
Stow it? OK, Archie."Journey" - yeah, it's not. Want a journey, take a step onto the road, it's a dangerous thing and you never know where it will take you.
How about we kill off a couple concepts:
Empathy
Validation
Difficult
Can't
Laziness
Eh, help me, I can't work out because I'm so spazzy that I can't do a jumping jack right.
Stow it, go do it, you'll get better at it as you do it. I didn't spring forth from the womb as awesome as I am, it took a *little* bit o' practice and bourbon.
(This probably goes without saying, but I think you're wrong about most of that. That's not why I quoted it, to have a big fight. At the risk of sounding "validating", you are as entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just couldn't let "Stow it" go, hard as I tried.)
Stow it is an old code I have. It's generally the last thing I'll say to someone that has pushed me to the point of going upside their head. It's the last chance they get to course correct.
Two people on Sunday received that statement from me, and they both course corrected. lol.
However, online it's simply because I can't say "stfu you wimp", so instead I use stow it. So yeah, anyone who sits there and blah blah blahs about being spazzy and can't do something. They can shut up, put their big kid pants on, and do it. Because if you don't do it you won't ever get it.
It's not a terrible phrase. Two words. One syllable each. Very fitting and won't get you asterisked out.
But I could not help from reading it with that Archie tone, lol. Don't think I've ever heard anyone else use the phrase until today. 0 -
I like lifestyle better then diet, diet to me means quick weight loss scam, like "______ Diet", as lifestyle to me means it is forever.0
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smittybuilt19 wrote: »
someone banned deficits a couple pages ago. you have to eat OVER your calorie goal from now on because it has been declared.
Darn. How bout negative surplus? Huh, huh, that should be a good work around.
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Stow it? OK, Archie."Journey" - yeah, it's not. Want a journey, take a step onto the road, it's a dangerous thing and you never know where it will take you.
How about we kill off a couple concepts:
Empathy
Validation
Difficult
Can't
Laziness
Eh, help me, I can't work out because I'm so spazzy that I can't do a jumping jack right.
Stow it, go do it, you'll get better at it as you do it. I didn't spring forth from the womb as awesome as I am, it took a *little* bit o' practice and bourbon.
(This probably goes without saying, but I think you're wrong about most of that. That's not why I quoted it, to have a big fight. At the risk of sounding "validating", you are as entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just couldn't let "Stow it" go, hard as I tried.)
Stow it is an old code I have. It's generally the last thing I'll say to someone that has pushed me to the point of going upside their head. It's the last chance they get to course correct.
Two people on Sunday received that statement from me, and they both course corrected. lol.
However, online it's simply because I can't say "stfu you wimp", so instead I use stow it. So yeah, anyone who sits there and blah blah blahs about being spazzy and can't do something. They can shut up, put their big kid pants on, and do it. Because if you don't do it you won't ever get it.
It's not a terrible phrase. Two words. One syllable each. Very fitting and won't get you asterisked out.
But I could not help from reading it with that Archie tone, lol. Don't think I've ever heard anyone else use the phrase until today.
I think it's a hold over from my grandpa. I picked up more than a few behaviors, I've noticed. He was the kind of guy that had tattoos on his fingers. I observed much, too bad I didn't learn to work on an engine.
Archie Bunker was an interesting character. Embodied old racial intolerances and was constantly washed over in a tsunami of progress. Then you had Edith trying to keep the piece and bridge understanding.0 -
Stow it? OK, Archie."Journey" - yeah, it's not. Want a journey, take a step onto the road, it's a dangerous thing and you never know where it will take you.
How about we kill off a couple concepts:
Empathy
Validation
Difficult
Can't
Laziness
Eh, help me, I can't work out because I'm so spazzy that I can't do a jumping jack right.
Stow it, go do it, you'll get better at it as you do it. I didn't spring forth from the womb as awesome as I am, it took a *little* bit o' practice and bourbon.
(This probably goes without saying, but I think you're wrong about most of that. That's not why I quoted it, to have a big fight. At the risk of sounding "validating", you are as entitled to your opinion as I am to mine. I just couldn't let "Stow it" go, hard as I tried.)
Stow it is an old code I have. It's generally the last thing I'll say to someone that has pushed me to the point of going upside their head. It's the last chance they get to course correct.
Two people on Sunday received that statement from me, and they both course corrected. lol.
However, online it's simply because I can't say "stfu you wimp", so instead I use stow it. So yeah, anyone who sits there and blah blah blahs about being spazzy and can't do something. They can shut up, put their big kid pants on, and do it. Because if you don't do it you won't ever get it.
shots fired..
someone call 911
lol, one of them told me they were going to key my truck.0
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