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AaronForever said: another one like that for me... the word that isn't a word, but people use it anyway... "irregardless" Eeeewww! I hate "irregardless" also. I mean, come on people! What do you think regardless means?? Why add the "ir"? 
What about when people pronounce things wrong? Like libary for library and supposably for supposedly. I even caught one of my superiors at work saying "supposably" and I thought she was being funny. I was like, "Did you just say supposably?" and smiled all big like it was funny or something. And she said, "yeah, supposably," and went on to explain what she was talking about.  |
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CarrieMpls said: AaronForever said: another one like that for me... the word that isn't a word, but people use it anyway... "irregardless" Eeeewww! I hate "irregardless" also. I mean, come on people! What do you think regardless means?? Why add the "ir"?
What about when people pronounce things wrong? Like libary for library and supposably for supposedly. I even caught one of my superiors at work saying "supposably" and I thought she was being funny. I was like, "Did you just say supposably?" and smiled all big like it was funny or something. And she said, "yeah, supposably," and went on to explain what she was talking about. LOL  "fustrated" gets me frustrated too | |
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My least favourite is the word "whatever". 
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luv4u said: My least favourite is the word "whatever".
Mine too, especially when followed by my name! God, that irritates me! | |
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luv4u said: My least favourite is the word "whatever".
me too. especially in an argument. it's a total cop-out. "i give up. i'm right and you're wrong, but i can't back it up" | |
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My least favourite word? That's easy, it's NO
NO you cant have another drink NO you cant touch my breast NO you cant walk down the street without pants NO i will not come home with you to look at your etchings.  When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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bkw said: My least favourite word? That's easy, it's NO
NO you cant have another drink NO you cant touch my breast NO you cant walk down the street without pants NO i will not come home with you to look at your etchings. etchings? like in your headboard? [This message was edited Tue Oct 1 19:31:18 PDT 2002 by AaronForever] | |
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AaronForever said: luv4u said: My least favourite is the word "whatever".
me too. especially in an argument. it's a total cop-out. "i give up. i'm right and you're wrong, but i can't back it up" Yes, but it's the easiest way to end an argument. There's just no arguing with "whatever." Not that there's a winner either. Sorry, folks, I use this word all the time (although never in serious arguments, just playful ones  ). Although usually it's just shortened to "whatevs." Does that make me incredibly lame? |
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CarrieMpls said: AaronForever said: luv4u said: My least favourite is the word "whatever".
me too. especially in an argument. it's a total cop-out. "i give up. i'm right and you're wrong, but i can't back it up" Yes, but it's the easiest way to end an argument. There's just no arguing with "whatever." Not that there's a winner either. Sorry, folks, I use this word all the time (although never in serious arguments, just playful ones ). Although usually it's just shortened to "whatevs." Does that make me incredibly lame?no! i like "whatevs" in fact, i used it the other day i got a strange look  but it'll catch on here too! | |
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CarrieMpls said: Yes, but it's the easiest way to end an argument. There's just no arguing with "whatever." Not that there's a winner either.
I find a way to argue. "What do you mean, WHATEVER?", or.. "Fuck you and your whatever's, (insert their name here and draw it out reeeally long)". Those usually bring the argument back to where it was left off.  | |
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AaronForever said: bkw said: My least favourite word? That's easy, it's NO
NO you cant have another drink NO you cant touch my breast NO you cant walk down the street without pants NO i will not come home with you to look at your etchings. etchings? like in your headboard?
[This message was edited Tue Oct 1 19:31:18 PDT 2002 by AaronForever] Something like that. When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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AzureStar said: CarrieMpls said: Yes, but it's the easiest way to end an argument. There's just no arguing with "whatever." Not that there's a winner either.
I find a way to argue. "What do you mean, WHATEVER?", or.. "Fuck you and your whatever's, (insert their name here and draw it out reeeally long)". Those usually bring the argument back to where it was left off. Whatever.
No seriously, a very smart tactic. Remind me never to "whatever" you. |
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CarrieMpls said: Whatever.
No seriously, a very smart tactic. Remind me never to "whatever" you. Yes, it is quite effective. | |
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AzureStar said: luv4u said: My least favourite is the word "whatever".
Mine too, especially when followed by my name! God, that irritates me! whatever is like my favorite thing to say lol! | |
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AzureStar said: CarrieMpls said: Whatever.
No seriously, a very smart tactic. Remind me never to "whatever" you. Yes, it is quite effective. I have "whatevered" you numerous times, Kitten... and you know it! SUPERJOINT RITUAL - http://www.superjointritual.com
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IceNine said: I have "whatevered" you numerous times, Kitten... and you know it!
Yes, you have. Playfully so, knowing that I can't stand it! So... whatever, Tony! | |
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Comingsoon. I hate that word. | |
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ian said: "Gameplay". AAARGH!
It's used all the time by lazy videogames journalists, and it is completely without meaning. There was a time when it once held a kind of meaning, but the word is used in so many different contexts now that it has lost what little meaning it may have have once held. You wouldn't say "bookread" would you? Or "filmwatch"? No of course you don't. So why "gameplay"? It's a bullshit term. Some people use it to refer to the control system of a game, some people use it to refer to how "fun" a game is, some people use for design issues such as risk/reward structure, and worse still, some people use to refer to "how a game plays". Yes, I know. It's bad, don't say it. Say what you mean instead. YOU COULD POOFLING BUT WHAT POOK KNOW RIGHT P o o |/, P o o |\ | |
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logger said: Why do quite a few Americans use the word which sounds like Axe instead of Ask.I'm just curious.Anyone know?
i get that from a lot of my customers...they axe me what their muntly payment will be on their new insurance policy, since their old one collapsed... | |
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Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllantysiliogogogoch (a town in Wales) but only because i don't know how to pronounce it.
and spell it [This message was edited Tue Oct 1 22:38:29 PDT 2002 by AlfofMelmak] You don't scare me; i got kids | |
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Cross-posting a joke here...
A man and his wife were driving through the beautiful Welsh countryside one day when they came across a roadsign which read "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlllantysiliogogogoch" The husband says the name and his wife laughs. "That's not how you pronounce it", she says and proceeds to say it herself.Her husband nearly crashes the car laughing and they start debating how to pronounce the name. Well the debate soon becomes an argument and coming up to lunchtime they pull into a restaurant in the town whose name is the subject of the argument. As they're settling their bill, the wife says to the cashier, "Excuse me, but would you mind settling an argument between my husband and me? Could you possibly pronounce the name of where we are, only please do it very very slowly". The cashier leans forward and says... "Buuurrrgggeeerrr Kiiinnnggg" [This message was edited Tue Oct 1 22:42:26 PDT 2002 by AlfofMelmak] You don't scare me; i got kids | |
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Moonbeam said:
C'mon sweety... just type it out... you can do it... it may be therapeutic --ยปYou're my favourite moment, you're my Saturday... | |
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Diva said: Moonbeam said:
C'mon sweety... just type it out... you can do it... it may be therapeutic It's never going to happen. | |
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Moonbeam said: Diva said: Moonbeam said:
C'mon sweety... just type it out... you can do it... it may be therapeutic It's never going to happen. Damn it Ian would you just tell us already...it has been consuming my thoughts all day long...just as this damn brittany song I heard on the radio and I can not get either of them out of my head...arghhh I am going crazy. | |
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STINK STINK STINK! | |
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I hate the word douche.
Aaron, don't even say it!! I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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"balm" and "whatnot" make me mental | |
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BTW, does anyone really say "Blowjob"? | |
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2funkE said: BTW, does anyone really say "Blowjob"?
 Me!
Why? What should I be calling it? All of its other names are equally as horrible. I mean, like, where is the sun? | |
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