Are there any words that people use that bug you?!
Question: I hate it when people combine words like saying "guesstimate" combining guess and estimate. Any words that bug you?
Answers: I hate it when people combine words like saying "guesstimate" combining guess and estimate. Any words that bug you?
3 words actually....the first is "ginormous", the second is "retard or retarded", and the third is "ah-ight"....I didn't spell it correctly I'm sure, but it's the 'gangtsa' pronounciation of 'alright'.
I think I mite change my name lol!
No, not really
"irregardless"
PS. nice bu tt ;0)
Unkay?
One of my bosses (female) calls everyone sweety and she doesnt say it once, its like 50 million times in one conversation.
These morons who say "like" in every sentence and "you know" or "you know what I mean" in every other sentence... that is just so STUPID...
Also that idiotic laugh every time an AmeriKan says a word with an "a" in it.
moist! i hate that word.. for no apparent reason!!!
consistency .... i hate this word... my instructors at college used it.... and my manager at work use it...
badong!..it's a combination of bad and wrong...
spork spoon and fork
I hate when people say "flustrated" when they mean "frustrated".
when people say like eg "like, i went to this like party and it was like so like cool like"
irregardlessly
we finna uhm.....
I hate it when people say that. It's we're getting ready to.....
Momma and them....
Who is them?
For the simple fact is....
Huh?
Bugs me when people use two words that mean the same thing at the same time!
Such as:
My personal opinion.
Yes, here in this remote town the natives always say "I Jokes" Oh I can't stand that. It sounds like very improper english and incomplerte sentence.
I like, um, really um, hate like when ppl say like um like every other, um, word. Ya'know? It seemed really trendy for American 20-30-ish women to say "um" every other word about 5 years ago. I always interpreted it to mean the speaker was unprepared, lower intelligence than she wanted to project, and/or indecisive. It really, um, bugged me.
Yes, the word retard. I hear it constantly in public, where I work. I usually only hear someone use it once in my presence. The most recent was a young man who commented to another waitress, "What are you a retard?"
I leaned across the counter and announced, "She isn't, but some of our customers, the ones who pay your wages, visit from the Dept. of Mental Retardation. And my son is autistic, and would never do what she did. So, instead of picking on the weakest, and least capable to defend themselves, why don't you refer to people who do drugs, party too late, or are slack in their jobs, rather than the retarded? You know why, because they can defend themselves, and you aren't up to the argument. So, if I hear you use it again, then I will refer to everyone in this business by their short comings or poor habits rather than their names. For example, I will for now on refer to you as the fat @@@ cook who lacks the imagination to come back with a good one."
i hate the phrase "oh really" its like, nah, i was joking.
i dont like : moist, globule or snog.
and i hate "if im being honest" why not just be honest??
absolutely it drives me mad in australia they say it every second word ! please spare me !