Awful words

thalia_13

Moist... Ugh

dirkmeister

As pointed out above...

ledge/legend

epic

bants

CINCLANTFLT

thalia_13 wrote: »

Moist... Ugh

Moist crevice is even worse!

Birneybau

CINCLANTFLT wrote: »

Moist crevice is even worse!

Moist gusset.

ErnieBert

Reality television.

o1s1n

'Tae'
'Bate'

Extra points on my hatred scale for combining them in one sentence.

Sala

I had to google Bae.

twowheelsonly

Not a word but an expression that drives me nuts "...on so many levels"
:mad::mad:

Cortina_MK_IV

Typically American use of the word "like." "He was like and I was like..." "My mom was like 40 years old." So was she 40 years old, 39 or 41? Throw in "Awwwm!" at the beginning of every sentence and I lose the will to live.

Annasopra

Totes amazeballs
awesome
like
pc brigade

thelad95

Honey Monster wrote: »

"Bae"

You don't deserve lungs if you say that word.

U ok bae?

Topper Harley

'Uni'. As in university. Fu©k off!

passremarkable

Gaffer

Mickey H

LaVail wrote: »

amazeballs

Knex. wrote: »

Totes.

*shudders*

Stop it you two.

How Soon Is Now

Whoever started the whole adding an O to the end of a word thing should be shot in the face!

On the way home from work other night on the Luas couple of bowl cut reject teenagers got on at fatima. One shouts out the door quick John O Paul O gonna miss Luas.......

J Mysterio

pragmatic1 wrote: »

Anyone that uses vino to describe wine should just get executed immediately.

In vino veritas.

Smidge

Twat (anyone using it shot on sight)
Bint (as above)
Banter/ Bants (excuse to talk shyte and be a dick)

efb

Lessons learned

Gyalist

Honey Monster wrote: »

Marketing people need to stop using the words "High Definition" to describe products. It's on everything from toothpaste to bags of coal. I don't want to see those words together unless I'm buying a TV.

I was just looking up the specs for a phone that I'm thinking of ordering and was surprised to find out that it features something called Retina Sound!

Grayson

"Meh". Even people who use it online deserve to be punched.
"Vanilla" is used by every boring idiot to describe every one they think is less boring. It's a way to make yourself feel adventurous whilst still being as unadventurous as possible.

chewed

Game Changer! I despise this phrase.

Bigus

Honey Monster wrote: »

Marketing people need to stop using the words "High Definition" to describe products. It's on everything from toothpaste to bags of coal. I don't want to see those words together unless I'm buying a TV.

No the Coal and tooth paste is " Gluten free" not Hi-Def, did you not do a marketing degree?

Fr_Dougal

I cringe when I see the phrase "coke and hookers" on this site.

AnimalChin

'Ridonkulous'.

F**k the f**ck off and never speak to me again!

wilhelm roentgen

Diaspora
ad hoc

Alicano

Demesne.
Show stopper.
More of a work phrase but saying "Give you the head's up". Sorry? You can inform me, tell me, notify me, let me know etc, but do not give me the head's up!

Rob Thomas

Contemporary.

And phrases I hate: "we are where we are" & "in the current climate"

Rob Thomas

All those internet links on web-pages that will BLOW YOUR MIND!!

What he did next will blow your mind

Rubbish.

mrkiscool2

ballsymchugh wrote: »

and gamers

You clearly haven't played enough epic games so

humbert

Action when used in lieu of a more specific or simpler verb. There are lots of words I don't like but that actually, albeit briefly, makes me angry.

iDave

Jihad

Baron Kurtz

On point.

Some woman on the radio took quite a liking to these two words and it was said ad nauseum to describe pretty much anything, both positive and negative. "He wasn't on point in this film". "She was completely on point here...blah blah.. "

How has this one crept in?!

KAGY

One phrase that I keep catching myself saying is "to be honest. .."

osarusan

mouthbreather
neckbeard
obfuscation
hive mind


are a few from this site that annoy me.

Badly Drunk Boy

On Boards, it'd have to be:

'Murica!
Atari Jaguar

plys

Baron Kurtz wrote: »

On point.

Some woman on the radio took quite a liking to these two words and it was said ad nauseum to describe pretty much anything, both positive and negative. "He wasn't on point in this film". "She was completely on point here...blah blah.. "

How has this one crept in?!

This phrase is used week-in week-out by Mel B on the X-Factor. So my wife tells me, anyway...

Kalyke

Austerity

whisky_galore

'Sea change'

'Going forward', and related management bull sh*t buzz speak, now going out of fashion post Tiger, thank fcuk.

'Banter' and 'bants'.

Having the 'lolz'

'Paps' (press photographers) and 'Celebs'.

Any and all contractions of so-called celebritie's names: e.g. Amy Huberman...Hubes...

Combining expectant celebritie's names to form a portmanteau, imagined name of offspring, or to refer to the couple with a combined name...wretch inducing...

Bummer1234

Thats "Gas"...

diomed

Math

HalloweenJack

Knex. wrote: »

Totes.

*shudders*

Once heard someone say "totes magrotes" and still can't get over how retarded it sounds.

Saralee4

When someone calls their boyfriend Boo or when a fella calls his girlfriend "me moth"

That reminds me when I was a kid in school and some of the kids used to say "I need to go me toilet"

Originally Posted by

Shamazing

Random

In terms of

robbiezero

"Reach Out" seems to be a new phrase in the marketing lexicon.

-> Hi This is X from AIB and we just wanted to reach out to you and.....
<- **** Off.

_Kaiser_

Saralee4 wrote: »

When someone calls their boyfriend Boo or when a fella calls his girlfriend "me moth"

That reminds me when I was a kid in school and some of the kids used to say "I need to go me toilet"

Nah this is topped by the parents who use terms like DD/DS (dear/darling daughter/son) to describe their offspring.

A DS is a Nintendo game system - end of, and DD's - well, I've nothing against those myself!

Muff_Daddy

Cancer

J Mysterio

efb wrote: »

Lessons learned

C'mon now efb, we have to follow the process.

the_monkey

Cortina_MK_IV wrote: »

Typically American use of the word "like." "He was like and I was like..." "My mom was like 40 years old." So was she 40 years old, 39 or 41? Throw in "Awwwm!" at the beginning of every sentence and I lose the will to live.

Stay away from California then !!

the_monkey

himself or herself when referring to wife/husband/partner - it fúcking infuriates me !!

Larbre34

the_monkey wrote: »

himself or herself when referring to wife/husband/partner - it fúcking infuriates me !!

Add 'The Wife' to that. Used by older chaps, makes them sounds like theyre from Yorkshire.

Though now that you mention it, everything sounds conceited when referring to ones spouse/partner

"My husband/Wife said" - did they? we dont care

"My significant other" - not significant to us, we dont care

"''er indoors" F Off

"The missus" whose?

"the old ball and chain" The 1950s want you back.

"I was only saying to Jane / John the other day" Are we supposed to know who that is?