it just shits me i hate hearing it and reading it and saying it

what word do u hate?????

oh and i hate the word hate 2 which basically makes it hard to post this thread

I hate the word "literally." It's literally always used incorrectly.

I hate it when "learning" is used as a noun.

What are our learnings from this experience?

Well, for one thing, I have learned that you are a moron.

I also hate corporate speak. Like "synergy" and "paradigm," or "I don't have the bandwidth for that right now, so let's take it offline."

Let's dialogue about that.

I hate it when robots from the futre try to kill my mom and me.

When someone says they ain't "trying" to hear that. I'm like, fuck what you ain't trying to hear, you're going to hear it.

I like when people say: "I could care less" I am all like "well I am glad you have not give up all hope"

frickin' . My nephew cannot seem to say a complete sentence without the use of it.

"I am going down the frickin' street",I am frickin hungry",I need a frickin shower"

Efan said:

I hate the word "literally." It's literally always used incorrectly.

Well let's see. Literally, I don't mind too many catch phrases. But, basically it's like a frickin' nightmare when people with a lisp, which is no fault of their own mind you, spit with every "s" word. After apologizing, laugh and then walk away.

Basically actually i kinda

I be honest with you

In all honesty

Honestly

You know what

This is preheat language.Alot of orgers here talk like this.

iaminparties said:

Basically actually i kinda

I be honest with you

In all honesty

Honestly

You know what

This is preheat language.Alot of orgers here talk like this.

Basically, I would agree with you, but I just can't take this thread literally....

I hate when people say "in theory". You aren't talking about a theory idiot, what you mean is "in general".

missfee said:

I hate when people say "in theory". You aren't talking about a theory idiot, what you mean is "in general".

I always though that when most people use the phrase in theory, they mean it in this way:in theory, your idea sounds great, but can it be practically applied?

Genesia said:

Let's dialogue about that.

I'm not sure on how you really feel about this, lets dialogue about it.

I will have to say that the work terms like dialogue and synergy are over used. However, some people require the use of such terms, so I do use them to please the upper mucky mucks.

^

muckety muck, now that's a word i like

upper no less, that makes it even more fun

i like words such as skedaddle,pussyfoot,lushious,kerfuffle,hullabaloo,ooze etc.

etcetera great word as well

i don't like the connotation of some words

Edit: don't mind me, couldn't sleep so...

[Edited 3/6/13 6:50am]

I also hate the misuse of "Sour Grapes" as meaning being jealous.

OnlyNDaUsa said:

I also hate the misuse of "Sour Grapes" as meaning being jealous.

Sour grapes: refers to pretending not to care for something one wants, but does not or cannot have.

SuperSoulFighter said:

I suppose I can't really answer this because English is not my native language. So whatever I say will be lost in translation. But I will say this: English has such a big influence on Dutch these days that a lot of Dutch start translating English expressions into Dutch literally and that just annoys the hell out of me. (for Dutch org'ergs) We gaan ervoor... Ergens mee wegkomen... Allemaal anglicismen! Kan ik niet tegen! Sorry, moest ik even zeggen... Back 2 English, I just don't like things like Spanglish or Franglais or Sheng... [Edited 3/4/13 12:39pm]

I do that.

Sometimes I only know a word in English and can't come up with the Dutch word.

I'm a horrible speller. In both Dutch & English.

I hate it when people talk about themselves in 3rd person. Unfortunately that's a trend in Holland.

dJJ said:

SuperSoulFighter said:

I suppose I can't really answer this because English is not my native language. So whatever I say will be lost in translation. But I will say this: English has such a big influence on Dutch these days that a lot of Dutch start translating English expressions into Dutch literally and that just annoys the hell out of me. (for Dutch org'ergs) We gaan ervoor... Ergens mee wegkomen... Allemaal anglicismen! Kan ik niet tegen! Sorry, moest ik even zeggen... Back 2 English, I just don't like things like Spanglish or Franglais or Sheng... [Edited 3/4/13 12:39pm]

I do that.

Sometimes I only know a word in English and can't come up with the Dutch word.

I'm a horrible speller. In both Dutch & English.

I hate it when people talk about themselves in 3rd person. Unfortunately that's a trend in Holland.

Are you kidding?!! If you didn't tell people you were Dutch, I would think that you were a native English speaker... Americans are so far behind in learning other languages...it just ain't funny anymore... Not to mention that higher education in this country is no longer valued... Just what money a degree can get you when you're done. We might as well do away with academics and make our universities run-of-the-mill vocational centers...

One word I hate is "amazing". It's been used too many on TV and now also by the public general.

I also hate "lol" when used in a text message etc.

Other words/phrases I hate are work related; buckets, spreadsheet, schedule. At my previous job they used phrases like "sharing knowledge" and "innovation" which were pasted all over the walls and even on the computer screen. You couldn't escape it and I hated it.

I especially hate it when someone uses these work-related words/phrases when i'm far away from work.

(On another subject, I also used to hate hearing the home phone ring because it reminded me of work).

Im hearing you Bro....really hearing you....

I hate the word AMAZABELLES.......WTF.......