Common words and phrases that drive you crazy.
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Where I live people say "Floss". I don't know if this is a usual thing, or something that's going around our small town but its super annoying. Such as, "Dude, that is so floss!" Floss= awesome.
Wow, I have never heard that before! But, I am also sheltered... lol
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Its the same in my house.underseasie wrote:In our house saying "Oh my...." (you should know what goes there) is a form of swearing.
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I really do to to since i know that the word between the and drive means----.Wooton Bassett wrote:I hear Oh My ... and What the ---- a lot, but even smaller words like oh my gosh or what the heck drive me crazy. I think of them as bad words so I don't use them
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Dude, like, oh snap! You know, my legit swag is like so beast, like a boss! Sweet floss, like, get er done!
Offtopic, but I musk ask, are you Marvin D., or Top?The Intruder wrote:Dude, like, oh snap! You know, my legit swag is like so beast, like a boss! Sweet floss, like, get er done!
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What drive me crazy is when people say "um" after almost every word!!!
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One that annoys my mom a lot is "I know, Right?"
I don't understand why she's annoyed by it.
I don't understand why she's annoyed by it.
I know, right?God's little Artist wrote:One that annoys my mom a lot is "I know, Right?"
I don't understand why she's annoyed by it.
Sorry, I couldn't help it.
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Another on that drives me bonkers is something that seems to be very popular amongst younger girls: "Totes adobes" I't just..kind dumb...no offence
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I use Dude, swag, and oh snap a lot when talking to myself, but what annoys me is when people say "on friday we're going shopping" whenv they can just say "tomorrow we're going shopping"
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It drives me nuts when people say "um" after every other word. ugh... I don't really care when they say it a few time, but after every other word, seriously?!?!
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I would say that 'Like' for every other word is one of mine, along with 'freeken' or 'sooo...' those are my top three, but with the 'Soooo.....' I use it when I am bored and want to start conversing.
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I've picked up on certain phrases that people around me use and they can get annoying sometimes. Like a guy in my church says "I was gonna say" A LOT, but he slurrs it all together, so that gets annoying. Then my friend says "Best.Thing.Ever." A lot and I don't find that annoying. It's just something that I've noticed she says quite a bit. Then another guy at my church says "Warsh" instead of "Wash" or "Squarsh" instead of "Squash" And I also pick up on how people with accents say certain words, so I'm really good with picking up on how people say things and can imitate them quite well.
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Wow, I'm surprised no one has said YOLO yet... That can get annoying after people say that after every thing that they say. After someone says YOLO, I like to say YODO (You Only Die Once) because of Blimey Cow.
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Stella C. wrote:It drives me insane when a person uses "like" after every other word. I know some girls that do that, and it drives me crazy!!
Yeah, like, how do people like stand it when like, people are saying, like What the..... or oh my.....
its like annyoy ing, you like, know what i like, mean?
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Give Stella C. a Break becuase I m right with her. AND in my English book it said its improper English I hate it when paeple so I don't know or Like after every sentence or when peaple say yes or ohno almost like a interuption but it's just 1 word
I know people who say whatever alot, but I do some to. But people who say it all the time uggg.
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Howabout "ain't"?
Drives me NUTS.
My sister uses it often -- ON PURPOSE.
Drives me NUTS.
My sister uses it often -- ON PURPOSE.
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I use the word "ain't", but only when I slip into the Southern accent that I typically keep low-key.
What drives me crazy is when people will sound like they're avoiding ending a sentence on a preposition, but then end the sentence on the same preposition they were avoiding. For example, "for what the device was designed for". Either avoid ending the sentence on a preposition or don't.
What drives me crazy is when people will sound like they're avoiding ending a sentence on a preposition, but then end the sentence on the same preposition they were avoiding. For example, "for what the device was designed for". Either avoid ending the sentence on a preposition or don't.
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