"Stop", "don't" and "no"...unless they're all said together in reverse order: "No, don't stop!"

TMPletz said:

nice!

ThreadCula said:

I hear ya, but some people just can't say it enough...

http://media.putfile.com/...---Shut-Up

RipHer2Shreds said:

that's a dam shame...

Byron said:

I relate to this. It's sometimes used as a way for people to wriggle out of an explanation.

Nice - it really has no great meaning - at school we were not allowed to use it, we had to use another word that had more expression, meaning toward it

Like - ditto

Hate - it is often used too casually these days, to actually HATE someone is a really big thing. Its taken for granted alot IMO

God - in the wrong context - many people use this in a blasphemous way. If you dont believe in God, why use it? and if you DO believe in God, why use it in conjunction with a swearing/slang/negative expression?



grammar edit..
[Edited 2/1/06 13:28pm]

REDFEATHERS said:

I agree, especially about the word "nice".

Nice what? Looking? In what way? Nice film? How? In what way?

Actually what does nice mean....Hmmmm...will check dictionary definition...

"Is it safe?"
(But only from my dentist.)

No particular word or phrase, just anything that sounds meely-mouthed/sugar-coated/untrue. Be honest, cut the shit & get on w/ it. I can take whatever you got



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[Edited 2/1/06 15:13pm]

pepper7 said:

Nice means nothing, really..

November said:

other variations....

fin to
fixin' to


I hear it way too much here

I remember in the 9th grade, this girl used "finna" in a sentence and the teacher said "Finna?....spell it"

AnckSuNamun said:

I grew up saying "fixin' to" and will occasionally slip back into it, though I never slurred it out to "finna." When I moved to upstate NY and later here to MN, people looked at me and cocked their heads to the side. "FIXing to? What's that mean?"

RipHer2Shreds said:

Yeah....occasionally "fixin' to" slips out too. I guess since I'm still in the South it's forgivable

Mach said:

That's what I was gonna say!!!!

AnckSuNamun said:

yep....I hear it all the time. My cousin says it ALOT.....and she's a teacher

"I can't"
"I don't know"
"I'll see"


All indefinites! YES OR NO. And for gawd's sakes give stuff a go. If reincarnation is a load of crap- you only live once! Hold ur breathe, take the leap- JUST DO IT.

God i hate Nike


I don't like the word hate either...shit.

"I can't, I can't, I can't!"
"I know"
"What's for dinner?"

Wake Up!

"i don't care to tell you" or "i don't want to talk about it"

My mother HATES the word 'backside', meaning 'bum'.


This is not quite the same but I always remember my Aunty Maureen - who's very religious - hating that song 'Don't Mess With My Toot Toot'. I must've been about 7 or 8 and I was in this bar and made friends with this other kid. I happened to mention she hated that track so the little git went and put it on the jukebox about 5 times in a row.

My Aunty was disgusted.

Maybe I'll do a Serial Mom later, call her up, whisper 'Toot Toot' and put the phone down.



(Sorry, it's Friday. I'm in an odd mood today).
[Edited 2/3/06 4:04am]

REDFEATHERS said:

Did you go to school in Hitler-Germany...?

it gets under my skin
to hear somebody say
"URSHUR" instead of "USHER"

folk from New Orleans
while their accent can be cute at times
it erks the piss out of me at other times
"ERL" instead of "OIL"
"PERNT" instead of "POINT"

why are these people
adding R's where they are not

"Please hold for the next available representative..." followed by..."Your call is important to us..."

NO_IT'S_NOT! Or you would not have had me talking to a friggin robot, who couldn't help me anyway, for the past 10 minutes!!!


I've been on the phone all day at work.

November said:

hey what about "Nie" instead of "Now"

When I hear a loud crash, go into the room where my kids are standing around looking scared, then my daughter starts her explanation, "see what had happened was..."