Words You Wish Would Go Away

Reply #122 posted 01/13/10 12:51pm

wishingonastar

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Conversate and irregardless drive me batshit crazy. I used to hate when men called me "Shorty".

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Reply #123 posted 01/13/10 12:58pm

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GirlBrother said:

"Sick" to mean "good". I mean, really...

I hate this one too. ill

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Reply #124 posted 01/13/10 1:03pm

minneapolisgen
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TheResistor said:

If I hear "Lady Gaga" in any type of conversation again with my gay friends I will shoot one of them. Enough already, the gay boys have been bamboozled (yet again) by this banal woman, onto the next diva of the moment.

The phrase, "and I was like," especially from adults who should know better.

I'm not a gay man, but I agree with this, just because I can't stand the woman.

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Reply #125 posted 01/13/10 1:06pm

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kimrachell said:

Kardashian mad

haha...yes. neutral

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Reply #126 posted 01/13/10 2:01pm

NMuzakNSoul

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Marrk said:

"basically" at the start of every sentence.

"Basically" I hear that alot when i call call-centres.

"Basically" they don't know what they're talking about. confused

Big co-sign to this. It drives me absolutely nuts when people use the word "basically". I hear people saying it a lot on TV, and I just want to throw something at my TV in disgust. That's as bad as people saying, "like", "you know", or "umm" a lot when speaking. Gets right under my skin.

Like basically umm i dont agree you know.

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Reply #127 posted 01/13/10 2:37pm

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NMuzakNSoul said:

psychodelicide said:

Like basically umm i dont agree you know.

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Reply #128 posted 01/13/10 2:54pm

ZombieKitten

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KidaDynamite said:

I guess it is. lol

OMG, Shaniqua I've heard. It's one of those "let us now own our blackness with this name for our child...." names.

...but Laquisha sounds like a magic sponge or something.. sort of like one of those sham-wow's on those late night infomercials.

... it holds 1000 times more water than a regular sponge. Wash your dishes, cars, even boats..... with Laquisha...

are you pronouncing it Lakweesha or Lakeesha?

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Reply #129 posted 01/13/10 3:01pm

NDRU

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Marrk said:

"basically" at the start of every sentence.

"Basically" I hear that alot when i call call-centres.

"Basically" they don't know what they're talking about. confused

I plead guilty to this one. I picked it up from my brother, and it bugged me when he said it, and now it bugs me to hear it coming out of my own mouth all constantly.

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Reply #130 posted 01/13/10 3:19pm

BenaimanBawkah

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Irregardless is a real word. falloff

let us enjoy ourselves, this rhythm is ill. i want to sit on your penis

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Reply #131 posted 01/13/10 3:53pm

NDRU

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I'd like for white guys to stop saying "whack." You're embarrassing the rest of us.

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Reply #132 posted 01/13/10 4:32pm

BenaimanBawkah

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I want to do away with the word "complain" and all derivatives.

Also, the concept of complaining as well. That'd be nice.

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Reply #133 posted 01/13/10 10:04pm

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kpowers said:

meow85 said:

People actually saying "j/k" in real life conversations, or using any other internet slang or abbreviations. It's annoying.

What does "j/k" stand for????? I put it in the Bat Computer and came out as "Joker"

"just kidding"

Why can't they just say, just kidding?

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Reply #134 posted 01/13/10 10:10pm

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Fury said:

IRREGARDLESS lol

BRIA VALENTE

My god...the fact that you said them both together is making me laugh so hard... falloff

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Reply #135 posted 01/13/10 10:11pm

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vainandy said:

All racial and homophobic slurs and all shit hop slang.

YES!

ESPECIALLY coming from people who claim not to be racist or homophobic, but think they're being funny.

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Reply #136 posted 01/13/10 11:04pm

purplesweat	Efan said: "Literally"--People pretty much always use it incorrectly. And when it's used correctly, it's almost never needed. "You know what I mean?"--Yes, we all know what you mean. UGH, yes, this one, too. My Mum does it a lot but my pointed "Yesssss, I know..." doesn't seem to be working on her
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Reply #137 posted 01/13/10 11:06pm

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My first year Sociology professor ended practically every single sentence with "as such". She also used it, I'm sure, instead of "um' when she was stuck for words.

I did not care for it.

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Reply #138 posted 01/13/10 11:13pm

purplesweat	Ooh, I had a teacher once who instead of going "Shhh" would go "SsssssP!" instead. Used to drive me up the wall.
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Reply #139 posted 01/14/10 9:31am

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CarrieMpls said:

Alej said:

I shouldn't really be in this thread, should I? confused

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Reply #140 posted 01/14/10 9:32am

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Efan said:

"Literally"--People pretty much always use it incorrectly. And when it's used correctly, it's almost never needed.

"You know what I mean?"--Yes, we all know what you mean.

Also, relatively nod

ugh.

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Reply #141 posted 01/14/10 9:34am

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psychodelicide said:

Another one I hate: When someone says, "She goes" instead of saying, "She said". lol

"She goes" doesn't make any sense, since the person being spoken about in the conversation never really WENT anywhere. lol

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Reply #142 posted 01/14/10 9:48am

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Alej said:

psychodelicide said:

Another one I hate: When someone says, "She goes" instead of saying, "She said". lol

"She goes" doesn't make any sense, since the person being spoken about in the conversation never really WENT anywhere. lol

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Reply #143 posted 01/14/10 9:48am

Ifsixwuz9

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hawt instead of "hot"

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Reply #144 posted 01/14/10 9:49am

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psychodelicide said:

Alej said:

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Reply #145 posted 01/14/10 9:54am

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Alej said:

psychodelicide said:

RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you.

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Reply #146 posted 01/14/10 9:55am

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Another thing that drives me nuts is when someone says, "Shut up!", instead of saying, "Oh my gosh!", or, "You're kidding me! No way!" It just sounds so damn disrespectful and makes me want to smack the face of the person saying it. lol

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Reply #147 posted 01/14/10 10:18am

Cinnie	purplesweat said: Ooh, I had a teacher once who instead of going "Shhh" would go "SsssssP!" instead. Used to drive me up the wall. Being the hushee is annoying enough without the husher doing it wrong
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Reply #148 posted 01/14/10 11:11am

Nikademus

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Just about anything written in Princebonics. At least the more obnoxious later version(s)

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Yer booteh maeks meh moodeh

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