Words and phrases I hate

[histo320]

I digress.

 

[user 144271]

It is what it is.



Is there any alternative to that?

 

[CityOChampBrew]

All day long. This one I have found more and more annoying as more people use it.

 

[WesleyS]

All day long. This one I have found more and more annoying as more people use it.

As in: I can get fifty bucks for that all day long.

 

[CityOChampBrew]

As in: I can get fifty bucks for that all day long.

That saying needs to go away.

 

[WesleyS]

That saying needs to go away.

Agreed

 

[CreamyGoodness]

Well in my day...

 

[CityOChampBrew]

And the saying is even worse when people talk sports. "I'll take the patriots to win all day long". As if a fan is gonna give up on their team at noon.

 

[bni]

Baby mama

Baby daddy

And being called Bro

 

[Goofynewfie]

Baby daddy

Everytime I hear that I always picture a trailer park somewhere

 

[bottlebomber]

Me like, and worse, me likey. What are you, frickin retarded?

 

[reinstone]

Me like, and worse, me likey. What are you, frickin retarded?

Ditto, yet......I hate when people say "ditto".

 

[cheezydemon3]

"Not so much" or "Like, right?"

"These people are cute! Those ones? Not so much........like, right?"

Like no, go die.

 

[HoppyDaze]

"help" I really don't want to help people...

 

[cheezydemon3]

"help" I really don't want to help people...

HAHAHAHA!!!!

I know!!!!! Like right?

That is right up there with "Please!!!! Save my baby!!!"


What the eff do I want with a saved baby?

 

[CreamyGoodness]

Groucho: "Hello, Mother Superior?"
MS: "Yes?"
Groucho: "Do you save bad girls?"
MS: "Yes we do!"
Groucho: "Excellent, can you save me two for Thursday night?"

 

[cheezydemon3]

Groucho: "Hello, Mother Superior?"
MS: "Yes?"
Groucho: "Do you save bad girls?"
MS: "Yes we do!"
Groucho: "Excellent, can you save me two for Thursday night?"

Not sure what it's doing here, but that is clasic!

 

[CreamyGoodness]

Oh wait I reread, you asked what you do with a saved baby. I read "saved lady".

 

[bottlebomber]

Kreemy, I thought of you today when the paper delivery guy came in with a black shirt with massive white block letters stating "COOL STORY BRO". If we ever do a swap that shirt is going in the box

 

[fc36]

I hate literally when used in place of figuratively. Also YOLO, and anything pluralized that shouldn't be: ex. "yous guys", and "anyways"

Well then you, sir, would hate Chicago. Every last one of my Uncles, Cousins and Friends all say yous and Jewels (grocery store) gratuitously.

 

[reinstone]

Goat

 

[cheezydemon3]

Goat

Uh huh.......hmmmmm......No....No, sir, I don't Like it!

 

[CreamyGoodness]

Phrase: "I come from the old school!"
Translation: "I'm an insufferable prick!"

Exception: Hip hop pioneers.

 

[cheezydemon3]

Phrase: "I come from the old school!"
Translation: "I'm an insufferable prick!"

Exception: Hip hop pioneers.

FUNNY Story.

My brother in law, good enough guy, says "old school" all the time. So we are driving down an old road with trees on either side.

He says "Look You all! Through the trees there you can see this old-school.......well.....it's an old....school.

Indeed it was an old falling down school house. I found it pretty damned funny at the time that his brain deemed it necessary to qualify an old school as "old-school" .

 

[CreamyGoodness]

teehee

 

[gratus fermentatio]

I hate it when a reporter or a so-called "journalist" asks someone how they feel. As in "Mr. Sheriff you fired a deputy due to his severely beating a prisoner who was hancuffed to the bench & unable to defend himself, the entire incident caught on video; then somone reviews the firing, and reinstates the deputy...
How does that make you feel?"

I'll bet Walter Cronkite never once, in all his career, ever said "how does that make you feel" during any interview he ever conducted. Now most of the reporters & anchors all want to be "personalities" rather than just report the news. If I want commentary, I'll turn on golf; otherwise anchors & reporters shouldn't comment on the news, they should just report it. The audience is fully capable of forming their own opinions.
OK, that's my "Rant du Jour." Regards, GF.

 

[mcbaumannerb]

Or even worse - the latest trend in "news" where they incorporate social media posts into the report. Just because someone tweeted a hash-tag or posted a comment on a Facebook page does not make them a valid source or an expert on the topic!

 

[CWEBBrew]

EPIC! & EPIC FAIL! Drives me crazy.

 

[drainbamage]

Or even worse - the latest trend in "news" where they incorporate social media posts into the report. Just because someone tweeted a hash-tag or posted a comment on a Facebook page does not make them a valid source or an expert on the topic!

This isn't quite the same, but the one local network appears to have made all their anchors/reporters get iPads or another tablet PC. I now see on a daily basis where the anchor will be conducting an interview with a reporter on-site, who will then hold up their tablet to the camera and display to the viewer the printed version of the story on their website. It's beyond maddening.

 

[sherma]

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