"You rock my world" --some random guy told me this once. I want to kill myself when I hear it. It kind of ruined Never Been Kissed for me. I have more, but I'm too tired.
when smith says in business associations, "this really is pretty basic/simple stuff." if it's so simple, why the freak do i have to take a 3-credit class on it?
I don't like the word "puberty." I found myself saying it today, and I quickly changed it to "adolescence." It's definitely the sound the first four letters make that grosses me out (is grosses even a word?).
Those are both disgusting. I always think of teste and it's pretty gross that way. Additionally, I hate "when in Rome," but I also love it, bc it always makes me think of Anchorman.
I hate it when people use the term "their" as a genderless singular--such as "have your child bring their lunch for the field trip." Aargh!
Yes, I know it's a losing battle. "His or her" is too unwieldy.
I also really hate the four-letter colloquial term for passing gas. See? I can't even bring myself to use it! I don't like to hear senior citizens referred to as "old f---s," either. Gag. Don't know where I got this, either.
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"You rock my world" --some random guy told me this once. I want to kill myself when I hear it. It kind of ruined Never Been Kissed for me.
I have more, but I'm too tired.
rocks my socks off.
similar to the rock my world one.
something about "rocks" just agitates me, i guess.... :D
Nothing is worse then in the doctor's office and the phrase is heard:
"I'll be gentle"
"Hmm. this ____ is moist"
Anything relating to food or clothing should not have hte word moist used. I don't know if it's a cliche, but still......... sick
hap bday 2day
when smith says in business associations, "this really is pretty basic/simple stuff." if it's so simple, why the freak do i have to take a 3-credit class on it?
i also hate the following:
real-a-tor
irregardless
patriar-di-chal
I don't like the word "puberty." I found myself saying it today, and I quickly changed it to "adolescence." It's definitely the sound the first four letters make that grosses me out (is grosses even a word?).
Those are both disgusting. I always think of teste and it's pretty gross that way. Additionally, I hate "when in Rome," but I also love it, bc it always makes me think of Anchorman.
I hate it when people use the term "their" as a genderless singular--such as "have your child bring their lunch for the field trip." Aargh!
Yes, I know it's a losing battle. "His or her" is too unwieldy.
I also really hate the four-letter colloquial term for passing gas. See? I can't even bring myself to use it! I don't like to hear senior citizens referred to as "old f---s," either. Gag. Don't know where I got this, either.
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