Expressions or words that you find annoying

[Anonymous]

Vandy

[Anonymous]

Bone on bone. Mostly how people say it.

[Anonymous]

hubby, mama/mamas/littles, Niblings, incorrect use of myself, adulting

office speak - bandwidth, reach out, circle back, utilize, leverage

[Anonymous]

"This blanket needs washed"

Whatever this sentence construction is it's like nails on a chalkboard to me. I managed someone who spoke and wrote like this and was constantly editing their documents. "This blanket needs to be washed."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ok ok I am the hey bud hater. I do use terms of endearment to my kid but it’s not every other sentence. I was at the playground and I have seen these dads that every utterance towards the child involves bud. Hey bud. Good job bud. Bud it’s time to leave. On no bud don’t put that in your mouth. Bud bud bud!

I think you are focusing on the wrong things at the playground.

[Anonymous]

Fall pregnant/fell pregnant.

It sounds like you tripped on a D.

[Anonymous]

Break the bank. As in x that won't break the bank.

[Anonymous]

“Say less”

[Anonymous]

Kiddos

Say less ^ is a really great add. It will die soon though.

[southern people with accents that code switch a lot. Real strong ya’ll and “Ah Knoo wee haad the raight box forr ya” and then they talk somewhat normally in the next sentence. Still southern, but not as exaggerated]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kiddos

Say less ^ is a really great add. It will die soon though.

[southern people with accents that code switch a lot. Real strong ya’ll and “Ah Knoo wee haad the raight box forr ya” and then they talk somewhat normally in the next sentence. Still southern, but not as exaggerated]

Me again. My workplace is actually a commute out away from a city. Nice commute. But I work just over the edge of no accent <-> heavily accented people (on the side of accents). Almost all of my coworkers switch back and forth all day.

[Anonymous]

I had told you..
Type of sentence constructions.

Adding “had” when it’s not the right tense.