Annoying things people say
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"ur mom" jokes. it just kills any confrontation you are having.
playing a team game like lol and making a argument because someone is doing something wrong or being a asshole and they throw their little joke. they feeling all high and mighty because they made reference to your mom and we all know that makes you a total badass.
"there has to be difference." when we are having a disagreement.
sure, different opinions are fine, but if you are not defending your own besides saying that it is your opinion, makes you ass and also invalidates your opinion.
playing a team game like lol and making a argument because someone is doing something wrong or being a asshole and they throw their little joke. they feeling all high and mighty because they made reference to your mom and we all know that makes you a total badass.
"there has to be difference." when we are having a disagreement.
sure, different opinions are fine, but if you are not defending your own besides saying that it is your opinion, makes you ass and also invalidates your opinion.
"Swag" which was way to overused in High School may send me into a great fit of rage if heard again.
"Could care less" is one that gets me as it makes no sense in the context of what the person is trying to say. I don't know where it came from but it is flat out wrong it is could not care less.
I'm sorry for contributing to number 2, Vault v_v
I just have to get used to whenever I comment on something contraversial, I'm usually wrong, and have to go with my gut feeling more often, of not bothering to post.
I have no idea how I manage to se people posting in so many threads. Almost every time I post in a thread that involves opinion instead of random fun, multiple people get pissed at me, and in that situation it was easier for me to misrepresent an argument because I didn't understand it as a problem.
I just have to get used to whenever I comment on something contraversial, I'm usually wrong, and have to go with my gut feeling more often, of not bothering to post.
I have no idea how I manage to se people posting in so many threads. Almost every time I post in a thread that involves opinion instead of random fun, multiple people get pissed at me, and in that situation it was easier for me to misrepresent an argument because I didn't understand it as a problem.
"It's always in the last place you look!"
Of course it is, because when you find it you stop looking! You'd be missing the point of searching for something if you found it and then continued searching. The above sentence is just a statement of an incredibly obvious truth. It's such a pointless thing to say.
Of course it is, because when you find it you stop looking! You'd be missing the point of searching for something if you found it and then continued searching. The above sentence is just a statement of an incredibly obvious truth. It's such a pointless thing to say.
It annoys the living hell out of me every time I hear someone end a sentence with the word 'at', as in 'Where is the bread at?'.
And people that think you need to smile or look cheerful all the time. I recently had a fellow employee repeatedly tell me to smile (like five times in under a minute) when I was on my eighth day straight, two and a half hours away from my weekend and running on four hours of sleep. The fact that I hadn't yelled at or murdered people at that point should have been good enough.
And people that think you need to smile or look cheerful all the time. I recently had a fellow employee repeatedly tell me to smile (like five times in under a minute) when I was on my eighth day straight, two and a half hours away from my weekend and running on four hours of sleep. The fact that I hadn't yelled at or murdered people at that point should have been good enough.
It's only pointless because people say it wrong. It should, logically at least, be 'It's always in the last place you'd think to look.' That version certainly makes more sense.nifedj said:
Actually, I believe the original meaning of IMHO is "In My Humble Opinion", not "Honest".jbm1986 said:
The men getting objectified thing would be one of my top annoying things people say. To say they do just as much is a downright lie, a bit, yeah probably. But to be honest, I've never met a man who has been offended by the any instance of it. I'm sure there will be some, but I've never met one.
The Kratos thing could be seen as a sexual thing for the ladies, at a stretch, a very big... With scantly clad women, it about sexual fantasy a good chunk of the time, with tough, awesome muscle bound men it's a power insert. This may not apply to everyone, but it's supposed to be an awesome projection of the player, to say you are bad ass. The sooner us guys all (or most) back this sensibility the sooner something will be done about the issue of sexism in games, at least I hope so.
But the groceries thing is just plain dumb, unless you ordered alcohol with it? Then it knd of makes sense... Out of curiosity, roughly what age group are you? 18-20 or 21-25? Or older?
The Kratos thing could be seen as a sexual thing for the ladies, at a stretch, a very big... With scantly clad women, it about sexual fantasy a good chunk of the time, with tough, awesome muscle bound men it's a power insert. This may not apply to everyone, but it's supposed to be an awesome projection of the player, to say you are bad ass. The sooner us guys all (or most) back this sensibility the sooner something will be done about the issue of sexism in games, at least I hope so.
Well, to be fair you were in a pub. In my country, it doesn't matter how old you are (or what you're ordering), if you look under 25 you will be asked for ID to make sure you're old enough to be there, unless a parent or guardian is with you. Because if you're underage, then someone else could be trying to buy alcohol for you.JasonBurnout16 said:
But the groceries thing is just plain dumb, unless you ordered alcohol with it? Then it knd of makes sense... Out of curiosity, roughly what age group are you? 18-20 or 21-25? Or older?
What if someone uses imho as in my HUMBLE opinion, does that still bug you?
Because that is the only use of it I know of.
Om Topic: "It's not you, it's me" when ending a relationship, the last thing anyone wants is being lied to their face by someone they probably cared for very much.
Because that is the only use of it I know of.
Om Topic: "It's not you, it's me" when ending a relationship, the last thing anyone wants is being lied to their face by someone they probably cared for very much.
As a mother/parent...Unless that is going to be followed with "board certified" or some other qualifications that has standards. I don't care if you've pushed an infant through your vag or knocked someone up. Billions of people have, it doesn't make you an instant authority on child care, morality, or health and safety.
(I post this one every time this thread comes up)
...you know (what I'm saying)?. THIS PHRASE IS NOT A PERIOD SUBSTITUTE, FULL STOP. It also insinuates that the listener isn't keeping up. Yes I know what you just told me, because you just told me.
(I post this one every time this thread comes up)
...you know (what I'm saying)?. THIS PHRASE IS NOT A PERIOD SUBSTITUTE, FULL STOP. It also insinuates that the listener isn't keeping up. Yes I know what you just told me, because you just told me.
Well yes, that is true in what you classify as the meaning, but literally everyone I know (and a lot of people I dont) always equate the word bubbly with being fat. Maybe its just where I'm from, but its hardwired.Nimzabaat said:
Basically, 'bubbly' is not a positive descriptor, nor is it a compliment.
Either a Dara O'Briain reference or a Yatzhee one, either way, brilliant.King of Asgaard said:
One that annoys me is "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" No no it does not, if I get crushed by a girl and it cripples me emotionally I will not be stronger. If I get shot in the spine and get crippled I will not be stronger for it.
White knighting, I guess. And butthurt. Because both pretty much trivialise and demean the idealistic way by which I live my life.
Oh, and people using things like 'LOL' in real life. The reason for using acronyms on the Internet and in text messages is to shorten the term for ease of communication; if you find something humorous in real life, fucking laugh! Then again, LOL also annoys me when people use it as a form of punctuation mark.
Not a specific phrase, but the standards of grammar, spelling and wit in the YouTube comments are fucking atrocious.
Oh, and people using things like 'LOL' in real life. The reason for using acronyms on the Internet and in text messages is to shorten the term for ease of communication; if you find something humorous in real life, fucking laugh! Then again, LOL also annoys me when people use it as a form of punctuation mark.
Not a specific phrase, but the standards of grammar, spelling and wit in the YouTube comments are fucking atrocious.
I've always understood that as a term for, you learn from your mistakes. It's not supposed to be literal I think.Eddy-16 said:
