'Minor medals' I noticed this recently when commentators are talking about the Commonwealth games; gold is prized, silver and bronze are minor medals. I find that an astonishing way of thinking about these achievements.
Blimey !!! Hahahahahaha... We might as well keep our gobs shut !! Hahaha.
I cant say there are any particular words that bug me if i had to single 1 out I guess it would be "so".... as in "So the other day I went to ......"
It doesnt bug me big time but I have noticed my hearing tuning into the word.... ohh well, Im sure there will be countless others in a few months hahahaha.....
“Simply put…” don’t know why, but it irritates me. As several of you have said “you guys” as I find it patronising and I’m not a guy! “Super excited” another irritant. I could go on….
Veggie, as in I am a vegetarian; veggies, as in I eat lots of vegetables. Not too keen on 'lots of' either. Disrespecting as in he is disrespecting me.
'Going forward'. This was used constantly in the office where I worked before taking early retirement. Occasionally used at the beginning and end of a sentence. Grrrr!
Woke! DH thought it was an acronym for We Obviously Know Everything. My bad I’m allergic to-when used instead of ‘I don’t like’ or ‘I don’t want to eat that’. Outside the box Like, as mentioned above. and the immediate accusation of ‘phobic’ the minute you have a different opinion from some people.
'ya right? Instead of "Hi, how are you?" "You guys" is just cringe worthy "Like" said every other word: "So, I was, like, going to the mall and I was like super busy, like I had, like no time to waste at all, like every second counted and I was like rushing like crazy!" Like grrrrr!
You took the words right out of my mouth (I hope that hasn't upset anyone). Exactly what I think. Calling everyone guys. Like like like like Constant swearing on TV Sick (where on earth did than come from?) And finally.... no yes (which is it?) when replying to a question.
'ya right? Instead of "Hi, how are you?" "You guys" is just cringe worthy "Like" said every other word: "So, I was, like, going to the mall and I was like super busy, like I had, like no time to waste at all, like every second counted and I was like rushing like crazy!" Like grrrrr!
Bit instead of drop? Never heard it. How does that work?
Get-go is awful. I also don’t like the almost universal call (verb) for telephone, as in “I’ll call this evening”. Makes me think the speaker will turn up on my doorstep.