phillyfan26
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"Byaaah!"
Word or Phrase that Just Kills You
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waynetravis
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sup
BluRmGrl
Rock n' Roll Doggie ALL ACCESS
"Knowwhutimean?" (Spoken at the end of every point, as one word. 
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"Like..." (Mr. Blu nearly had to restrain me physically in deli at Penn Station a week ago to keep me from throttling this 20-something guy (!) who said it literally every other word!!!
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"Whazzup"
Tolerable in a beer commercial, but not with every homeslice & his posse saying it 24/7.
And finally, even though I'm Southern born and bred, if you and I are strangers - i.e., never seen each other before in our lives - DO NOT call me 'Honey', 'Sweetie', 'Darlin'', etc.
'Miss', 'Ma'am', or even 'Hey, you!' will do just fine until we're better accquainted - then you can start with the sweet talk.
)"Like..." (Mr. Blu nearly had to restrain me physically in deli at Penn Station a week ago to keep me from throttling this 20-something guy (!) who said it literally every other word!!!
)"Whazzup"
Tolerable in a beer commercial, but not with every homeslice & his posse saying it 24/7. And finally, even though I'm Southern born and bred, if you and I are strangers - i.e., never seen each other before in our lives - DO NOT call me 'Honey', 'Sweetie', 'Darlin'', etc.
'Miss', 'Ma'am', or even 'Hey, you!' will do just fine until we're better accquainted - then you can start with the sweet talk.
BonosBaby12
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I hate when someone is talking and than they go "Blah blah blah"
BonosBaby12
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BluRmGrl said:[B
And finally, even though I'm Southern born and bred, if you and I are strangers - i.e., never seen each other before in our lives - DO NOT call me 'Honey', 'Sweetie', 'Darlin'', etc.
'Miss', 'Ma'am', or even 'Hey, you!' will do just fine until we're better accquainted - then you can start with the sweet talk.
I cannot stand when someone calls me "Hun" or "Sweetie" when I encounter them like that
Darlin' doesn't bother me since my last name is Darling 
BluRmGrl
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BonosBaby12 said:
I cannot stand when someone calls me "Hun" or "Sweetie" when I encounter them like that
Good point - if my name was Darling, I don't guess it would be such a problem, huh? And it's not that I mind people being polite or kind to me - I actually try to encourage that type of behaviour - I just really don't like perfect strangers to call me what I think are terms of endearment.
I must come across as quite the frosty-shouldered bitch to some people. 
OP
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gherman
New Yorker
Started by Sienfeld but I hate "Yada, yada, yada"
zoney!
ONE love, blood, life
I could seriously go on for hours
"my hubby"
"supper"
"Delish"
"pocket book"
"eye-talian"
"my hubby"
"supper"
"Delish"
"pocket book"
"eye-talian"
U2Man
ONE love, blood, life
have a nice day
U2Man
ONE love, blood, life
and also
"how to dismantle an atomic bomb"
worst.album.title.ever.
"how to dismantle an atomic bomb"
worst.album.title.ever.
LikeNoOneBefore
Refugee
"matoor" when you're saying "mature"
And yes, I don't like "delish" either.
"My boo"
The word "snack"
...there's more. I know it.
And yes, I don't like "delish" either.
"My boo"
The word "snack"
...there's more. I know it.
Serena Vox
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Poo.
I can't keep a straight face when I see that word.
I can't keep a straight face when I see that word.
corianderstem
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I thought this was going to be words/phrases we liked, not ones we hated.
Oh well, I'll pretend it's the former.
"Poo", "Poop" or "Boob" will get an immature giggle or two from me in the right context.
My favorite Britishism: "Popped her clogs". I.e., "So Anna Nicole Smith popped her clogs today."
Oh well, I'll pretend it's the former.
"Poo", "Poop" or "Boob" will get an immature giggle or two from me in the right context.
My favorite Britishism: "Popped her clogs". I.e., "So Anna Nicole Smith popped her clogs today."
OP
OP
gherman
New Yorker
"I want to AXE you a question"
Carek1230
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"The thing of it is this...."
Is it really necessary to use the word "like" like more than like once like in a sentence?
Farts are always funny.
Is it really necessary to use the word "like" like more than like once like in a sentence?
Farts are always funny.
Angela Harlem
Jesus Online
booyah
for the win
ftw
...acronyms in general make me want to kill people
and every other one listed in here.
for the win
ftw
...acronyms in general make me want to kill people
and every other one listed in here.
Zoobaby14
War Child
i hate the way people say we had a "smashing" time...
i have family from England that use it all the time it drives me insane
i have family from England that use it all the time it drives me insane
Yes!
snowbunny00774
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To be pacific, a lot of these words bother me, however, muriels on walls prolly do it the most.
Like we smashed yer windy in but uhh like it was an accident, but it was like really that wee man down the road he ran off, like he ain't well hard like I am, I'm a smick, my ma needs to wash my bright white hoody like, up the hoods..........
Anything at all like that I find hilarious coming from someone's mouth though depending on my mood I may wish to hurt them, which is the more usual case.
Anything at all like that I find hilarious coming from someone's mouth though depending on my mood I may wish to hurt them, which is the more usual case.
BonosBaby12
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BluRmGrl said:
And it's not that I mind people being polite or kind to me - I actually try to encourage that type of behaviour - I just really don't like perfect strangers to call me what I think are terms of endearment.
certainly would make things a lot easier!Oh and I don't think you are coming across as a bitch or anything with that. For me it's just the comfort level because I don't know them from Adam or Eve. It's like you appreciate their politeness but really wish they would find another way to address you. Just seems too personal in a situation like that.
U2Girl416
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expresso
Laura M
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LJT said:
You're a geg.
Ah gee, yer Ma. Tarrls. Tescoes. I'll smash your coupin in. Yousins.
West Belfast
MsPurrl
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Carek1230 said:
In this part of the country, we hear "The thing of it is, is . . . " quite often.
"the bottom line . . ."
elevated_u2_fan
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MsPurrl said:
In this part of the country, we hear "The thing of it is, is . . . " quite often.
"the bottom line . . ."
Irregardless... WTF? Isn't it just regardless?
redhotswami
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My students AND colleagues say "PS" and "FYI" all the time, which annoys the mess outta me. Though I'm just as guilty, because I say "OMG" or "WTF" Also I'm glad society has evolved beyond the stupid spelling of "phr33k." I don't know why but that just bothered me.
Words/Phrases that I love and abuse:
Psyche!
Con-dams (haha, I have my students saying it all the time)
Sausage-fest
Holler
Side note
wanker
tosser
Jainey Mac (I don't know how to spell it)
Words/Phrases that I love and abuse:
Psyche!
Con-dams (haha, I have my students saying it all the time)
Sausage-fest
Holler
Side note
wanker
tosser
Jainey Mac (I don't know how to spell it)
Lara Mullen said:
You're a geg.
Ah gee, yer Ma. Tarrls. Tescoes. I'll smash your coupin in. Yousins.
West Belfast
Watch yerself wee girl or you'll get a slap across the bap
I suggest you shut your bake, do you think I came up the Lagan in a bubble
I remember sayin that to someone in England, they thought I was being perverted
Laura M
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Haha.
You here some quare phrases on Cool FM. What does my box in is "to be fair like...". Pete Snodden really abuses it. Also the way he says Nick-la for Nicola and the news man who always tells us we'll hear more about those headlines at the top of the hour.
You here some quare phrases on Cool FM. What does my box in is "to be fair like...". Pete Snodden really abuses it. Also the way he says Nick-la for Nicola and the news man who always tells us we'll hear more about those headlines at the top of the hour.
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