Urban phrases that you HATE!!

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  • brenott
    brenott Posts: 117 Member
    Haven't read the whole board, so sorry if this has been discussed...

    "My Bad" kills me!!!!! Just take some responsibility and say "I'm Sorry" instead!!!!

    Oops, just heard my mother's voice there...
  • neenaj33
    neenaj33 Posts: 347 Member
    sweeeeeeeet or dude
  • brittanyjeanxo
    brittanyjeanxo Posts: 1,831 Member
    I hate hate hate the word epic, especially when combined with the word fail. Seriously, if you're not talking about The Illiad or The Odyssey, it's not ****ing epic, you ****-for-brains. Rant over. I also dislike "chode." I don't know if it was popular anywhere else but the idiots at my high school called everyone and everything a chode. And "bro." It's okay to say every once in a while, but again with the idiots at my school saying it after everything. Especially when it's pronounced like "bra." "What's up brah? What's good brah? High five, brah!!!" :explode:
  • "Snow-bro" talk is the freaking worst. All the young wanna be snowboarders just use every piece of slang ever. Hella gets to me. Also, I have heard several instances of someone using the words "dude", "man", and "bro" in the same sentence.
  • SkateboardFi
    SkateboardFi Posts: 1,322 Member
    'where they do that at?'

    i hate this phrase. i want to CHOKE people who say this.
  • bachooka
    bachooka Posts: 719 Member
    Oh I just thought of another!!

    "I Miss your face"....soooo annoying!

    Oh Crap... Guilty...
  • "it is what it is..." EVERYTHING IS WHAT IT IS!

    I hate this one too. I had a roommate who would try to be all intellectual and add on "And that's all it can be." Even worse.
  • brittanyjeanxo
    brittanyjeanxo Posts: 1,831 Member
    Also, these are actual statuses from people on my Facebook that really annoy me. These are all things my friends love to say for some reason.

    "I luh my beetches. ;]"
    "On da real."
    "Le sigh."
    "I'm so good at tie-dye it's not even funny. :D" (Why would that be funny?)
    "Finna get nutty."
    "Ohmysoniccommercial." (They seem to love putting the words 'oh my' in front of words and putting them all together. ohmyannoying)
    "My immaculate pooping unicorn for our new white board." (Really? Not everything is "immaculate", I promise.)
  • andyxbear
    andyxbear Posts: 269 Member
    Ya feel me???

    (No, I don't, and I'd rather not...)

    And here's a question, maybe someone can answer for me. I am no where near racist and would never use the "N" word...but then, around here the people who actually DO use that word are black people, and they are not being mean to each other it's like a synonym for "friend" or something. How is that someone other than a black person calls a black person the "N" word no matter what the intention it is like the most horrible thing ever, but when a black person calls another black person the exact same thing it is like a way to recognize or acknowledge them as a "friend?" I don't get it? Cause it's like when women call other women "bi*ch" some women don't mind but I would be very offended if it happened to me no matter what or who said it.

    Every culture has there own descriptive word that they use amongst one another but is considered offensive when an outsider says it. For example: I'm in an area highly populated by people of middle eastern decent. Often they will refer to one another as arabs (pronounced with a long A) But this would be offensive if a non-arab (pronounced with a short A) called them that. I'm polish, we call ourselves polaks on a daily basis, but if someone else said it to me I'd be like WTF? It's just not neccessary to say some things if you are not a part of the culture.
    Secondly, they pronounce it with an "a" not "er" which drastically changes the meaning.

    This is what I hate. I don't understand why people get so offended by something other people say that they say themselves. Seriously??

    I don't like "amaze balls", "Well, what had happened was...", "FML", or using almost all abbreviations for every word in a sentence.
  • I'm guilty of some of these, I'm not going to lie. Here are some I hate.

    #Dead
    Fml
    #Fml
    #Foodporn
    Delish (instead of delicious)
    I can't even
    Swag
    Yolo
    I almost died/ I was dyeing/ Die laughing
    Epic
    Epic fail
    Thot
    Bae
    Much (as in Rude, much) I hate it!
    Hash tagging everything on Facebook like
    #Myboyfriendisthebestwaaayyybetterthanyours
    Lol I can't believe some of the stuff people post.
    #Gettingthatpaperyouaintaboutthatlifetho
    It's effing ridiculous! I'm sure i have more but that's it for now.
  • lokepa
    lokepa Posts: 204 Member
    I deal with teenagers on a regular basis... and the one term I truly hate the most is "I feel some kinda way"... uh... which way might that be?
  • Calling someone "Fam" or "my *kitten*" when just recently meeting them. "I'm Gucci" as in I'm good.
  • p8liwag
    p8liwag Posts: 919 Member
    Yo Phace
  • faith_76
    faith_76 Posts: 199 Member
    My 12 year old has started calling people "brah".
  • MrsShell17
    MrsShell17 Posts: 53 Member
    Bae :noway:

    YOLO :explode:

    HAM (Hard as a muthaf'er) :mad:

    When people say "Yes!" in the most ignorant, ghetto, black-stereotypical (regardless of race) way i.e. "YAAAAAASSSSSSSSSS!" :angry:

    When people actually SAY "hashtag"! :sick:

    When anybody other than Brits call people "Love" lol :indifferent:

    When people suck their teeth extra hard and do the whole "or naaaah" thing...WTHeck is that???!!! :huh:
  • lilrahme
    lilrahme Posts: 39 Member
    Someone mentioned typing 'k' in messages. I hate this so much as well!!! Why bother typing at all.

    Sorry if already been said, but I ate 'totes', as in 'its totes amazing'. Totes is a form of a bag people, not an abbreviation of totally. And I don't know why, but 'amazeballs' seems to rub me the wrong way. I really don't understand why though.

    YOLO is another. Was angry for months on end because I heard it everywhere. Thought I needed anger management at one point.
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