Phrases/words you hate

Griz said:
The use of "of" (could of, should of) where it should be "have" (could have, should have)


People don't say "Could of" they say "Could've" which is short for "Could have"

:hmph:
 
Dog-- said:
People don't say "Could of" they say "Could've" which is short for "Could have"

:hmph:
A lot of stupid people do do that. Its worse when they type it since its so noticeable.
 
Please use right amount
Of syllables in your poems
Or I'll kill ye all
 
DeusExMachina said:
Yeah like when they go over your house and they're like "so like, sup yo," and I'm like "yo...stfu." I don't think like, I know what I'm talking about.
That's one of the blindingly obvious English errors that I make intentionally for comic effect.
"So Artemidorus was all like, 'O, Caesar, read mine first, for mine is a suit that touches Caesar nearer',
and then Caesar was all like, 'What touches us ourself shall be last served!' "
 
Cyberbulling is the gayest phenomenom ever, loads of articles about it, it's ****ing stupid.

"ah...you're being cyberbullied? WELL PRESS THE ****ING BLOCK BUTTON YOU STUPID BITCH"
 
some slang words are annoying ..bling bling, youknowwhatI'msaying, s'up etc

but it's mostly the way people use language that annoys me

people who call celebrities by their first name (applies to the media too) ..as if they personally know them "Did you see what Bennifer was wearing?" ..is a little annoying

I dislike it when people use religious overtones in a casual conversation like "well god said this.."

I dislike it when people (this usually applies to people at work) use buzzwords to mask the fact that they havent a clue of what they're talking about "yes well I saved the file as a jpeg because it's only format that prints on my printer ..I think it's because it's a postscript printer"


I dislike it whe people use emotional reasoning when discussing current events
 
CptStern said:
I dislike it whe people use emotional reasoning when discussing current events

God forbid we stop those genocides because they depress us :cheese:
 
heh I'd agree if they did scream about that sort of thing ...but that's never the case ...it's usually in defense of some ideology or other :E


oh and you did that other thing that annoys me

CptStern said:
I dislike it when people use religious overtones in a casual conversation like "well god said this.."

;)
 
ríomhaire said:
"Keep your jesus to yourself"?
Yes. It's quite obvious what he means - Stop preaching your faith
Although that only sparks more debate ...so....just leave it.
 
hehe no man ..this is getting out of hand ..raziaar and I were joking (I said I didnt like it when people brought god to a conversation, he joked by using god in a sentence) ..ríomhaire (I think) was also joking ..I just continued it by saying keep jesus to yourself. Read from post # 131 on
 
CptStern said:
hehe no man ..this is getting out of hand ..raziaar and I were joking (I said I didnt like it when people brought god to a conversation, he joked by using god in a sentence) ..ríomhaire (I think) was also joking ..I just continued it by saying keep jesus to yourself. Read from post # 131 on
I understood that, I just explained it badly.
 
So CptStern, in which of these categories are you:P
 
Redneck said:
So CptStern, in which of these categories are you:P


huh? what catagories are you talking about?

I pick extra sexy :naughty:
 
No I was referring to what Rizzo and Griz said, but never mind.

The word "guaranteed". I hate it in commercials when they say that their product is "guaranteed" to do something, but in reality it's a piece of shit.
 
Rizzo89 said:
12 year olds talking like they are 20.
When is this bad? Sounds like an improvement to me...

And is it "For Christ's sake!" or "For Christ's sakes!"?
 
its "for Christs sake!" because Christ only has one sake.....
 
ríomhaire said:
Votre père était un hamster, et votre mère sentie des baies de sureau.

Je ne déteste pas le français, je déteste des personnes en utilisant le français au bruit sophistiqué

Riomhaire, you spell French better than English, ???
 
The phrase "I could care less" as opposed to the much more sensible "I couldn't care less." Americans, my scornful beady eye switcheth your way.

"I could care less" is a f*cking stupid phrase. We could all care less about something, that doesn't mean we do.
"I could care less that I just got married. Luckily I don't care less - indeed, I care quite a lot - but theoretically I could care less."
OR
"I could NOT care less that I just got married. You see me here? This is me not caring. Not only is this me not caring, this is me caring the least it is possible to care, i.e.: not at all. No amount of effort or hard work could make me care any less about this marriage. None. This is it. This is the absolute limit of not caring. I literally could NOT care less - it is simply not possible."

You see the difference?
 
el Chi takes my deepest feelings, and turns them into a spectacle of wonder.

<3
 
el Chi said:
The phrase "I could care less" as opposed to the much more sensible "I couldn't care less." Americans, my scornful beady eye switcheth your way.

"I could care less" is a f*cking stupid phrase. We could all care less about something, that doesn't mean we do.
"I could care less that I just got married. Luckily I don't care less - indeed, I care quite a lot - but theoretically I could care less."
OR
"I could NOT care less that I just got married. You see me here? This is me not caring. Not only is this me not caring, this is me caring the least it is possible to care, i.e.: not at all. No amount of effort or hard work could make me care any less about this marriage. None. This is it. This is the absolute limit of not caring. I literally could NOT care less - it is simply not possible."

You see the difference?


:D

Also, "amasing". Amazing?
 
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