Phrases you can't stand

in work… my least fav phrases are:

"no comment"
"i'm sorry, you'll have to speak with the public information officer"

The use of "You Know" peppered throught a sentence or other crutch phrase. I would rather hear pauses than these things over and over.

When people write "teh awesome" on "teh intarnets."

Any phrase that captions a picture of a cat.

i use a lot of these

cmon, be a bro

O NOES! U has warpath.

Originally posted by ggwâ?¢:
Any phrase that captions a picture of a cat.

"The interweb" or any other comical misspellings along those lines.

Word 2 your Mother.

cant stand 'my bad'.

but i admittedly say things like 'cheers' all the time. i hang out with a bunch of brits in nyc, and it nicely rubs off. but i dont use the word holiday for vacation and needless to say they make fun of me for not using 'proper' vocabulary :D . cant win!

and the worst is "she's all - or he's all" (instead of she said) - its not said that much here, but in california i heard it enough.

and the word 'like' at any time when it definitely does not need to be in there.

phrases i cant stand online - anyone that uses the word 'definitely' and can't spell it correctly.

bros need to quit being gay and definately need to have a drank

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he's all like 'my bad'

Oh man, that's my new mantra. Fantastic.

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Originally posted by god's shoeshine:
bros need to quit being gay and definately need to have a drank

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he's all like 'my bad'

- "anyhoo"
- "money" as an adjective
- "what happens in ____ stays in ____" (exception given for "on the road")
- "noone" instead of "no one"
- variations on "lions and tigers and bears, oh my!"

I really wish those cat pictures didn't make me laugh so much. Oh so wrong.

anything coming out of rustyorgan's mouth. j/k

too ghey.

this is easy - "My bad" really causes me to grind my teeth

Originally posted by mrpee:
it is what it is.

I don't remember hearing this phrase until 2004 . . . and then it seemed like everyone was saying it. Then I recently rewatched Boogie Nights and Kurt Longjohn says "it is what it is" (all the way back in 1997) to describe one of the poor quality late phase digital movies he and Jack made. That made me like the phrase better.

I'm not a fan of "vaca" used instead of vacation or "yummy" to describe anything . . . especially a non-food. . . for starters

"I SEEN _______"

"drops"

as in the new album drops next week

and for some reason "fam" drives me nuts

I'M RICH, BITCH!