paget
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Post by paget on Mar 18, 2021 19:23:45 GMT
No worries. It’s just nail on the chalk board to me!!!! .
Any version of “adulting.”
I watch a lot of YouTube where people say they are “sitting down to film a video” - like, “I’ve been mean to sit down and film a video.” All the time with the sit down and film. I hate it.
Babying words like preggers, sammies, kiddos. NO.
And I despise someone asking for info on FB or whatever and ends with... and go!!! I won’t reply on principle if they say that. Lol
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Post by Deleted on Mar 18, 2021 19:31:46 GMT
One word I absolutely hate is "girl" instead of woman. It's demeaning. If I'm a woman, use woman. Because if the gender/sex can't change and still be appropriate, then it's a sexist statement. How often do you hear the word "boy" in place of "man" in everyday language? If I hear "boy" when it should be "man," it's usually said with racist aggression and it's on a scripted TV show. As for "girl" instead of "woman": it applies to IRL convos and the TV/news: they'll say "a 17 year old girl..." They'll say the opposite for a male person: "a 17 year old man..." Nope, stop diminishing young women. Stop acting like a 17yo male person is an adult if you won't recognize the same for a 17yo female person. So stop saying "boys will be boys" and then excusing the behavior of men while making women feel inferior by referring to them as girls. (Note that I am speaking of two genders because that's what I grew up hearing/reading. If I have heard people speaking about people outside that binary now, then I haven't noticed a child-vs-adult linguistics issue. But of course I'd be just as annoyed if the correct words weren't used.)
When I watch tv and a man says "I met a hot girl last night!" all I think is "Are you a pedophile?"
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Post by bbkeef on Mar 18, 2021 19:35:08 GMT
I have a friend who posts food pics on Facebook with the same one-word caption every time. Nummy. I wonder if we have the same friend? My friend is 50 years old and posts pictures of steak and lobster that her DH made and captions it "Nummy". I want to barf. I picture her in a high chair while her husband purees it and feeds it her. (Nummy is what we say to babies!) I hate: My bad no problem |
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Post by Jockscrap on Mar 18, 2021 19:41:58 GMT
‘In and of itself’ : Ridiculous and meaningless.
‘In terms of’: Particularly loved by anyone working on Tv and radio for the BBC. The presenters can barely get through a sentence without saying it.
‘Me either’. Aaaaargh. It’s ‘neither’ folks, ‘neither’.
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Post by bbkeef on Mar 18, 2021 19:44:01 GMT
It reminds me of when people on facebook post something so vague I abhor VAGUE BOOKERS! |
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J u l e e
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Jun 28, 2014 2:50:47 GMT
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Post by J u l e e on Mar 18, 2021 19:45:19 GMT
My coworker’s 16 year old daughter was in her office one day and left a post-it note on her mom’s desk that said “baby girl was here” in a big heart.  I also dislike calling someone “my boo”. |
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Post by busy on Mar 18, 2021 19:47:13 GMT
All these dating shows where they describe their perfect mate being their "partner in crime". I cannot roll my eyes enough! Pretty much any business speak: "circle back", "let's take that offline," etc. I was shocked we had to get this far in the thread to get to “circle back.”  |
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Post by sassyangel on Mar 18, 2021 20:31:44 GMT
1. I did a thing. 2. Well, this happened today. The “I did a thing” is on mine. As is the sale/sell tense craziness. |
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sassyangel
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Post by sassyangel on Mar 18, 2021 20:35:07 GMT
When someone asks for tips or recommendations in a Facebook group and ends the post with “...and GO!” No, I absolutely will not help you now. This! Them: “...and go!” Me: Yes honey, we have been sitting around all day, just waiting for you to post and need our advice. Thank you for finally giving our day purpose and meaning. 🙄 |
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purplebee
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Post by purplebee on Mar 18, 2021 21:44:14 GMT
Another who will not respond to “and go.”
Nom nom
Wheelhouse
Any answer other than “you’re welcome” to thank you.
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Post by maryland on Mar 18, 2021 22:05:28 GMT
My coworker’s 16 year old daughter was in her office one day and left a post-it note on her mom’s desk that said “baby girl was here” in a big heart. I also dislike calling someone “my boo”. Yuk! I can't stand either!
Like someone else mentioned, I don't like kids over 2 being called babies. I was watching a talk show today and one of the hosts mentioned that she has little babies. I thought her kids were a little older so i looked her up. They are like 2, 4 and 5. Not what I would consider a baby, much less a little baby.
And women being called "little girls". There was a story about a 25 yr. old woman that was missing and they actually called her a "little girl". Yet a 16 yr. old boy charged with a crime is always called a "man".
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QueenoftheSloths
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Post by QueenoftheSloths on Mar 18, 2021 22:08:38 GMT
I just can't even.
All the feels.
Today years old.
And many others already mentioned! Just say what you have to say and stop trying to be so dang precious about it.
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Post by kenziekeeper on Mar 18, 2021 22:31:03 GMT
I have several co-workers who say “We’ll see you” or “We’ll see ya” when exiting a room that only includes the two of us. If you’re not part of a group exiting a space, there is no we! I am not going anywhere and you are leaving solo.
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FurryP
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Post by FurryP on Mar 18, 2021 22:52:31 GMT
I can beat that. I have a friend who posts food pics on Facebook with the same one-word caption every time. Nummy. Ewww..... Deep dive Keep me honest ( when they mean to say "correct me if I'm wrong") bandwidth ( as in do you have bandwidth to take on extra work?) anywho Any adult trying to talk teenager-ish or cute. NO Stop it. Ewwww...that one too! |
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Post by myboysnme on Mar 18, 2021 22:58:17 GMT
It is what it is
I'm blessed
Thoughts and prayers
Not my circus, not my monkeys (hate this one)
social distancing
No worries
Adulting
2 more sleeps
libtards
All lives matter
I will edit and add as others occur to me.
However, since I have a granddaughter I use a lot of phrases with her that I don't with adults, like nom nom and baby girl, and my son's nick name was boo boo so sometimes I call him Boo or Boo Boo.
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The Birdhouse Lady
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Post by The Birdhouse Lady on Mar 18, 2021 23:02:59 GMT
I'm cracking up at some of these! Some though, I am guilty of!!  I call my husband...Honey...always have, always will! I also say...anyhoops!!  The one that drives me nuts is...."I'm obsessed". I'm obsessed with my new purse. I'm obsessed with this new drink at Starbucks. You get the drift. |
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AmeliaBloomer
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Post by AmeliaBloomer on Mar 18, 2021 23:30:21 GMT
“Pussy” to mean weak. I’m no fan of “dick” for jerk, but using a word for female genitalia to describe weakness or fear really bugs me.
Speaking of weakness/fear/submission: “He [cried] [whined] [broke down] [gave up] like a little girl.” Why never a little boy?
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Post by simplyparticular on Mar 18, 2021 23:50:51 GMT
Lots of "good" ones here.
My additions:
Been There, Done That
Been There, Done That, Bought the T-shirt
And pretty much any sports comparison (being used outside of sports).
I am guilty of saying "low-hanging fruit... " It seems nicer than saying "easy pickings!"
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Post by Spongemom Scrappants on Mar 19, 2021 0:27:33 GMT
1. I did a thing. 2. Well, this happened today. Your post reminded me of another I find annoying... "My current situation" to describe any photo. |
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Post by belgravia on Mar 19, 2021 0:39:51 GMT
All the heart eyes for...
This drives me fucking nuts. It refers to this emoji 😍 and I follow a few designers on Instagram who love to use it.
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Post by ScrapbookMyLife on Mar 19, 2021 1:00:21 GMT
Words I don't like:
Prolly
Preggers
Bae
Hit me up
Sup
Sayings on home decor signs that are overdone.....
Brave
Breathe
Dream
Gather
Relax
I don't like when a sign is >>"we-us-our". Some people are "I-me-my".
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Post by anothermom2two on Mar 19, 2021 1:02:34 GMT
Seems like every architect or artist is "Paying homage to" something or someone. Very over used!
The other one that drives me nuts is any article that has the phrase "will make your jaw drop" in it. As in "Wait until you see the house that Mary lives in, it will make your jaw drop! I know right away I'm not interested..
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Post by stampinchick on Mar 19, 2021 1:38:41 GMT
This one goes back a few years and I can't say that I've heard it recently, but when people would say that they made a "viral video". The Today Show was notorious for this. This probably even goes back to the days of Matt Lauer and Merideth Viera. I just remember them being giddy about the "viral video" they made and would be debuting. Um, no, you made "a video". Time will tell if it goes viral. And it didn't because it wasn't that great.
Currently, it's "And... go!".
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MerryMom
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Post by MerryMom on Mar 19, 2021 1:44:26 GMT
Fur baby
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tincin
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Post by tincin on Mar 19, 2021 1:56:43 GMT
One word I absolutely hate is "girl" instead of woman. It's demeaning. If I'm a woman, use woman. Because if the gender/sex can't change and still be appropriate, then it's a sexist statement. How often do you hear the word "boy" in place of "man" in everyday language? If I hear "boy" when it should be "man," it's usually said with racist aggression and it's on a scripted TV show. As for "girl" instead of "woman": it applies to IRL convos and the TV/news: they'll say "a 17 year old girl..." They'll say the opposite for a male person: "a 17 year old man..." Nope, stop diminishing young women. Stop acting like a 17yo male person is an adult if you won't recognize the same for a 17yo female person. So stop saying "boys will be boys" and then excusing the behavior of men while making women feel inferior by referring to them as girls. (Note that I am speaking of two genders because that's what I grew up hearing/reading. If I have heard people speaking about people outside that binary now, then I haven't noticed a child-vs-adult linguistics issue. But of course I'd be just as annoyed if the correct words weren't used.) When I watch tv and a man says "I met a hot girl last night!" all I think is "Are you a pedophile?" I’ve found my people. 100% agreement. |
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tincin
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Post by tincin on Mar 19, 2021 2:00:49 GMT
I'm cracking up at some of these! Some though, I am guilty of!! I call my husband...Honey...always have, always will! I also say...anyhoops!! The one that drives me nuts is...."I'm obsessed". I'm obsessed with my new purse. I'm obsessed with this new drink at Starbucks. You get the drift. I used to call my XH honey all the time. In fact when our oldest son got married, 10 years after the divorce, I called him honey when we were speaking and while I think it shocked his new wife, he never batted an eye. 😂 |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2021 3:32:24 GMT
Women calling other women “mama.”
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Post by Deleted on Mar 19, 2021 3:37:26 GMT
"on my heart"
"love on"
Gross.
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Post by freecharlie on Mar 19, 2021 3:45:12 GMT
I couldn't figure out why totes were bad. I call my bins totes. Do you mean short for totally? |
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Post by katlady on Mar 19, 2021 5:39:42 GMT
I couldn't figure out why totes were bad. I call my bins totes. Do you mean short for totally? I usually see “totes adorbs” written together. It is short for “Totally adorable”. I really dislike it, especially when written by people over 50. “Totes” can also be used when you agree with someone. |
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I call my husband...Honey...always have, always will!
