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Words/phrases you hate...
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This.0
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"preggers" and "hubs"0
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When I hear this, I just want to laugh! I like it, but respect that you do not!mattsgrl98 wrote:
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Nom nom nom
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"As soon as possible" when asking a client when they need something by...I ALWAYS get "as soon as possible". Makes me want to throttle them until they give me a date or time. I always say we always get things done as soon as possible NOW WHEN DO YOU NEED IT BY!!!0
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I hate chat speak when said out loud makes me want to ctrl alt kick some *kitten*0
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Panties. I HATE the word panties. It sounds so dirty.
This reminds me of this article I've read...apparently there are a LOT of people who hate the word "panties"! Personally, I have no problem with it
http://www.cracked.com/blog/5Bx5D-more-words-that-need-to-be-banned/
Forgot to add the link...there, fixed.0 -
Ditto on the chat speak!
I hate hate HATE it when people write "pls" instead of please. Makes me want to throw my phone!
I also hate the words snuggle and cuddle0 -
Dear God and Baby Jesus...where do I START?!!? Let's just begin with the entire portmanteau category:
A portmanteau (i/pɔrtˈmæntoʊ/; plural portmanteaux or portmanteaus) or portmanteau word is a combination of two (or more) words or morphemes into one new word.[1][2] A portmanteau word typically combines both sounds and meanings, as in smog, coined by blending smoke and fog.[1][3] More generally, it may refer to any term or phrase that combines two or more meanings, for instance, the term "wurly" when describing hair that is both wavy and curly.[4] In linguistics, a portmanteau is defined as a single morph which represents two or more morphemes.
"That being said" *cringe* I give you: STAYCATION
BAHHHHHGGGHHHH!
Here's another one: phablet
Phone + tablet = phablet.0 -
I HATE when peple say "my bad" :explode: I used to know a super-intelligent man who studied at a posh university who would say that and I just wanted to tell him "You just threw all your education down the toilet by saying that."
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"moist"
"you know"
"so on and so forth"
"bro"
"dont take this the wrong way"
the things make me homicidal.0 -
I also hate most words that end in --"ery", such as "hattery", "eggery" and any other made up --"ery" word that simply is meant to imply a place of containment or origin for said noun.
Nursery is okay. That's legit. So is nunnery.0 -
I HATE when peple say "my bad" This!!0
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I don't hate any words or phrases. Words are my friends. I love them all. I just hate the uneducated people who abuse them, misspell them and/or use them inappropriately.
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"Ginger"
If one more person calls my boys "Gingers" I am going to punch them in the kidney!
Besides the spice ginger is "white." Makes no sense.
Yes Yes Yes!!!! I am so sick of people calling me a Ginger or asking me stupid questions like I am somehow another species!0 -
"git er' done"
"just sayin' <<< I absolutely hate that, people say rude things and then say just sayin' like its ok to be a total *****. Uhh no, you're rude!
"yolo" <<< I hate that people use it as a stupid excuse to do even stupider things. Some guy raped a girl and when he was asked when he did it, he said yolo -_-0 -
I agree with quite a few of those, but there's one set I haven't seen, so I'll add it.
Should of
would of
could of
ARGH, :mad: it's should have, would have, could have, which is contracted to should've, could've, and would've.0 -
Let's touch base.
Um, only appropriate to use if you're a baseball player.0 -
Yes, the word cream. I hate it. Stop making me say it.cream.
cream?
LMAO :laugh:0 -
irregardless.
I do not think it means what you think it means.
LOL AGAIN!!! RIGHT ON AND LOVE WHAT YOU SAID ABOUT IT TOO! :laugh:0 -
Discharge.0
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I hate the word "baby bump". Why can't you just say pregnant? Geez0
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LOL! I work for a healthcare organization doing work on the website. When speaking in terms of when someone is released from the hospital, we use to use the phrase "Discharge date". But many people didn't like the word "discharge", so we changed the text to be "Date released from the hospital"Discharge.
So, you are not alone!0 -
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YOLO - Just, no. Reserved for future Darwin Award winners.
FML- Sorry, I've used up all the f*'s I could give about your life.
1337/leet- Please stop, this reeks of Windows 95 and floppy disks.
moist- Eww. I always think of sweaty pits and a** juices when someone says this.
secretion- See "moist."
Words I love:
pantaloons
knickerbockers
vajayjay
catharsis
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Irregardless!0
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I don't like it when people say LOL.0
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True That! :explode:
True Dat!0 -
i didn't even know what yolo meant until i read this thread... thank goodness i didn't...0
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I hate the word "baby bump". Why can't you just say pregnant? Geez
well one is descriptive of the tummy itself--so pregnant and baby bump aren't exactly synonymous.0
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