Sorry for this already.............BUT

I hate overlong ellipses... they're only supposed to be 3 dots... not, well, I'm not going to count all yours

^This! And when I use the actual word "ellipsis" and no one knows wtf I'm talking about. Hate that!
BTW - props for the proper plural form... :flowerforyou:

Ellipse....isn't that when the moon comes directly between the earth and the sun?

Basically anything said in a business environment. "With that said" is one.

Yes, when people say "Excuse my French". :frown:

"Preggo" So glad I'm not pregnant nor do I have any pregnant friends right now to have to hear that word!

I hated that when I was pregnant!!

I prefer "in a family way." A lady I worked with announced her pregnancy that way and it was by far the best such announcement I've ever heard. Although I did hear about a friend sending out Christmas cards that said, "We wanted to bake you Christmas cookies, but we've got a bun in the oven," and that was pretty cute too (except she miscarried).

I didn't see it personally but one of my friend's relatives took a picture of a jar of Prego and posted it on her facebook to announce that she was pregnant. When no one responded with their congratulations, she posted "Uh...we're pregnant..." and then people told her that they thought she was making spaghetti for dinner and very proud of her choice in sauce.

It drives me up a wall when people say "You should have _"

If there's a problem, saying "should have" doesn't fix anything, it just pisses me off.

YOLO!

" We need to talk" or " I need to talk to you later"....

its like well, then tell me already!! dont have me picking my brain all day thinking about what I did wrong, or what went wrong LMAO

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I didn't see it personally but one of my friend's relatives took a picture of a jar of Prego and posted it on her facebook to announce that she was pregnant. When no one responded with their congratulations, she posted "Uh...we're pregnant..." and then people told her that they thought she was making spaghetti for dinner and very proud of her choice in sauce.
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Hilarious!:laugh:

My boss is 50+ and is trying to hold onto 20. She is always saying "tru dat" even when she is on a work-related call. I want to scream. Plus, "that is so 2008". Sorry.

" Fixin' to " as in, Im "fixin too " go to the store... What the hell are you fixin? Maybe thats just a southern thing I dont know but im from the south and it annoys the crap out of me.

" We need to talk" or " I need to talk to you later"....

its like well, then tell me already!! dont have me picking my brain all day thinking about what I did wrong, or what went wrong LMAO

Exhole used to regularly call me at work five minutes after I got there and say, "We need to talk when you get home." Talk about reining the entire day. Would have been preferable to wait until I walked in the door after work to tell me that.

I HATE IT WHEN ...........Someone says : WHATEVER FLOATS YOUR BOAT! I realize i am super grouchy today and if i wasent at work i would crawl under the covers and not come out until tomorrow. However i must carry on. iS THERE A SAYING, A VERSE OR WORD that when some one says it to you you just want to flip? :explode:

when people say coopon instead of coupon. Or I could care less intead of i couldn't care less.

Is there another way to pronounce coupon?

I cringe when people write "could of" instead of "could have." On the other hand, when people type out phrases that they've obviously only heard and never seen written (like "up and arms" instead of "up in arms"), I just laugh about it. God forbid you tell them that it's wrong though--don't want to be a "grammar nazi" because "that just means you don't have any other argument and you're just trying to be a *****."

" Fixin' to " as in, Im "fixin too " go to the store... What the hell are you fixin? Maybe thats just a southern thing I dont know but im from the south and it annoys the crap out of me.

I'm fixin' to clean my house so I've gotta get offline. Y'all come back now, ya hear?

I'm not racist (anti-Semetic, a bigot, etc.) Some of my best friends are black (Jewish, gay, etc.)

I argued with someone once who kept saying, "I CAN'T be racist because I'm half black!" And when she was told again and again that it was entirely possible to be racist regardless of her ethnicity or race, she'd say "What part don't you understand? I'm BLACK and WHITE so I CAN'T be racist."

"No offense, but" ... is sure to be followed by something offensive.

UGH! SO TRUE!!!! Dont even start out with that phrase... just say it already! lol