Chicken 'n' chips. CHICKEN 'N' CHIPS. Jesus.H.Christ I'm not sure it's the way people say it or how it rhymes, but god damn do I hate this phrase more than people who try to subtly insert their political ideologies into every post.
Words/phrases that piss you off
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Any form of brain washed, sheepeople or drink the Cool aid piss me off, if you really think the only way a person can disagree with you is by brainwashing then you need to relieve you're the one being brain washed.
Also neck beard I hate all the insults that come up in the PC debates from both sides but this one is the worst because to me it sounds like "You're ugly so you're wrong."
Also neck beard I hate all the insults that come up in the PC debates from both sides but this one is the worst because to me it sounds like "You're ugly so you're wrong."
This kind of phrase: "I don't mean to be rude, but..." immediately followed up by a rude statement.
If you're going to be rude then be rude. I say harmful and inappropriate things all the time but, unless I'm in sarcasm mode, I always mean what I say. The amount of inherent deceit that goes into crafting a statement that "Doesn't mean to do the thing it's totally going to do" is disgusting to me. It reveals a personality that is both cowardly and treacherous.
If you're going to be rude then be rude. I say harmful and inappropriate things all the time but, unless I'm in sarcasm mode, I always mean what I say. The amount of inherent deceit that goes into crafting a statement that "Doesn't mean to do the thing it's totally going to do" is disgusting to me. It reveals a personality that is both cowardly and treacherous.
"Tell it like it is"
Commonly used as an excuse to glorify disrespecting the feelings of others.
"freedom"
For two reasons:
1) Used often in political slogans by people who support one freedom while simultaneously trying to take down another.
2) Used frequently to justify being a creep to others. "Hey it's a free country."
Commonly used as an excuse to glorify disrespecting the feelings of others.
"freedom"
For two reasons:
1) Used often in political slogans by people who support one freedom while simultaneously trying to take down another.
2) Used frequently to justify being a creep to others. "Hey it's a free country."
Honestly I've never seen it use that way before today, guess I was fortunate in that regard. Like I said before the only time I've seen it used is as a insult for people's listening preferences. Now naturally there's going to be obnoxious overly defensive people on both sides of the fence and sadly enough they're always the loudest, but still no reason to resort to childish name calling. Not saying that you do it but for those "more often than not" situations the only thing it leads to is escalation while solving nothing, unless the purpose is to drag out the obnoxiousness even further.Uriel_Hayabusa said:
Well said, ''Real talk'' is another phrase used in a similar manner, and both are - above all else - a good indicator that the person saying it isn't open to any form of discussion.sageoftruth said:
I might've gotten the wrong idea here, but I never claimed that there aren't people who are way too defensive about anime. Like other types of media, it has its fair share of oversensitive people and jackasses. Nor did I state that people spewing out Japanese phrases even though they hardly know the language isn't cringe-inducing and, honestly, kinda dumb. Which it is. (My god, if I could go back in time, I would sock my 14-year old self right in the face for doing that unironically. And labeling myself an "otaku", even though they're looked down upon and the word is used as an insult in Japan...)Uriel_Hayabusa said:
I just said that I've seen people say that they like anime/manga/something Japanese and immediately get labeled as "weeaboos".
Normally I'm not particularly bothered by gramatical variations or errors, language evolves so I think it's kind of inevitable. There's only one phrase at the top of my head that irks me a little and thats 'on accident', I know it's more of an American thing, but man it's 'by accident' 'BY'!
I know some people get really wound up by the use of language though. I just read an article in a local newspaper commentating on the terrible state of 'today's youth' and their use of English language as well the rigour of universities. Why? Because of his eavesdropping on a female student chatting with her friend on the bus who happen to say 'like' a lot. I just thought that was just incredibly priggish.
I know some people get really wound up by the use of language though. I just read an article in a local newspaper commentating on the terrible state of 'today's youth' and their use of English language as well the rigour of universities. Why? Because of his eavesdropping on a female student chatting with her friend on the bus who happen to say 'like' a lot. I just thought that was just incredibly priggish.
Non-GG: Bae, Shawty (what the hell do these even mean?) "could care less," sheeple (used unironically,) "[# of dislikes] must be..." on youtube, and the ever prevalent "like"
GG: Feminazi and SJW (when applied to people who are actually being somewhat reasonable and not Tumblr nutjobs)
Straight White male, virgin, socially awkward (when used as a blanket insult in an attempt to devalue someone's opinion. Because they're basically the current way to bully "geeks" or "nerds" but used under the pretense of feminism. And because it's just soooo progressive and feminist to imply that a man has less value if he hasn't had sex. It's no wonder GG gained so much steam)
Dead, Death, threat, rape, gate, gamers, doxxing
GG: Feminazi and SJW (when applied to people who are actually being somewhat reasonable and not Tumblr nutjobs)
Straight White male, virgin, socially awkward (when used as a blanket insult in an attempt to devalue someone's opinion. Because they're basically the current way to bully "geeks" or "nerds" but used under the pretense of feminism. And because it's just soooo progressive and feminist to imply that a man has less value if he hasn't had sex. It's no wonder GG gained so much steam)
Dead, Death, threat, rape, gate, gamers, doxxing
Irregardless.
I understand why someone would use that word, but please look it up in the dictionary, don't find it (you can't find it) and then realize it's NOT A FUCKING WORD. NOT EVEN A FUCKING MADE UP WORD THAT EXISTS. FUCK.
I understand why someone would use that word, but please look it up in the dictionary, don't find it (you can't find it) and then realize it's NOT A FUCKING WORD. NOT EVEN A FUCKING MADE UP WORD THAT EXISTS. FUCK.
"Biased".
Because basically the Internet has redefined it to mean "does not support my pre-formed opinions 100%".
Anyone calling another "biased" for that reason is welcome to fellate a weedwhacker.
Because basically the Internet has redefined it to mean "does not support my pre-formed opinions 100%".
Anyone calling another "biased" for that reason is welcome to fellate a weedwhacker.
Remember what is not political correctness, calling me a f*cking n*gger straight to my face. Remember, not permitting blatant bigotted acts in public to be met with support or indifference but instead contempt IS...politically correct, so it definitely ain't all bad and anybody scared of it needs to grow up, even if they're 70+ years of age.Vault101 said:
Also relevant since I asked this guy this question and generally agree[footnote] Will eventually chop this up and put it on my own channel [/footnote]:
White Knight. Yes, some people help others for selfish reasons. Shocker! But assuming any guy who ever helped a woman only did so to get in her pants infuriates me. If I saw a woman being assaulted, I'd hit the guy with a heavy object, ask her if she were all right, and walk away. That's it. Is it really so difficult to believe that a guy could help a woman because it's the right goddamn thing to do?
Umm, Like, You Know. This is just, like, you know, filler. I know people who use those four words more than actual words when they talk. Seriously. I've counted. Also knew a girl who used "fuckin'" the same way.
Gamergate. Don't. Just don't. You lose just by bringing this up. Yes, by my own reasoning, I have now lost the thread. I shall slink away in shame.
You're Either With Us Or Against Us. Right, because in a universe of infinite possibility the only thing that matters is your petty crusade, and the only choices you can see are join it or fight it. Thanks for making my decision so easy, you mindless, antagonistic twat.
No Homo, But.... Got news for ya, Broseph. Your ignorant Broseph friends are going to call you a ****** no matter what you say. It's how insecure males bond. I used to drive this homophobe at work crazy by saying things like, "I thought Brokeback Mountain was a beautiful film." Nice to know I can do the same to you.
Umm, Like, You Know. This is just, like, you know, filler. I know people who use those four words more than actual words when they talk. Seriously. I've counted. Also knew a girl who used "fuckin'" the same way.
Gamergate. Don't. Just don't. You lose just by bringing this up. Yes, by my own reasoning, I have now lost the thread. I shall slink away in shame.
You're Either With Us Or Against Us. Right, because in a universe of infinite possibility the only thing that matters is your petty crusade, and the only choices you can see are join it or fight it. Thanks for making my decision so easy, you mindless, antagonistic twat.
No Homo, But.... Got news for ya, Broseph. Your ignorant Broseph friends are going to call you a ****** no matter what you say. It's how insecure males bond. I used to drive this homophobe at work crazy by saying things like, "I thought Brokeback Mountain was a beautiful film." Nice to know I can do the same to you.
"PC" because of course they don't actually believe that stuff. They're just being "politically" correct. Often spouted by the douche-bags who think people are hating them for speaking the "truth" rather than the fact that their douche-bags.
Sheeple for similar reasons.
I hate being refereed to as babe, bae or baby girl. Not just in pick ups, I know people who call everyone that and it's F'king annoying. I also dislike dear (elderly get a pass but I still don't like it. If someone uses it on-line it almost always sound condescending), sweetums, cutey, hun, sweetheart, love, bro, buddy, dudette and cuz. I much rather people use my actual name or the appropriate pronoun though I don't mind laddie and lassie oddly enough.
For a phrase, variations of "god has a plan" or "everything happens for a reason". When someone said that to my mother after my grandfather died having spent the last few years barely even recognising his own family due to dementia I was very close to punching her in the face. I know she was trying to be comforting but ARGGHH.
Sheeple for similar reasons.
I hate being refereed to as babe, bae or baby girl. Not just in pick ups, I know people who call everyone that and it's F'king annoying. I also dislike dear (elderly get a pass but I still don't like it. If someone uses it on-line it almost always sound condescending), sweetums, cutey, hun, sweetheart, love, bro, buddy, dudette and cuz. I much rather people use my actual name or the appropriate pronoun though I don't mind laddie and lassie oddly enough.
For a phrase, variations of "god has a plan" or "everything happens for a reason". When someone said that to my mother after my grandfather died having spent the last few years barely even recognising his own family due to dementia I was very close to punching her in the face. I know she was trying to be comforting but ARGGHH.
I am absolutely serious. Especially in the light of many recent events where so-called progressive have banded together to insult or threaten the job of people whose opinions they dislike. If "PC-Police" offend these people, it's because they realize how appropriate it is.Vault101 said:
I must say that some of the anger expressed in this thread over (mostly) harmless phrases troubles me more than a little. Good example:
It honestly sounds more like you take poorly to being told off, even if it's in a polite yet firm manner.DANGER- MUST SILENCE said: