I hate when people say "nom, nom, nom"...

[Anonymous]

I hate the word yummy in any context. Especially when adults use it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People need to quit saying "I know, right?" annoying.

Also when you say excuse me to someone and they say "oh you're good" annoys me. I know I'm good, but thanks for the blessing.

LOL, it's not to signify that you're being blessed (though I can't say that for the other PPs who say this). I'll say "oh you're good/fine" in a situation like this:

Me: *trying to pass by someone and give them a heads up that I'm behind them so that we don't collide* Excuse me.

Them: OMG, I'm so sorry!

Me: You're fine, don't worry.

They don't need to apologize for anything! So I say "you're good."

[Anonymous]

Yummy and tummy make me angry.

You don’t have a tummy. You are fat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or when a woman posts that they are sad their kid is going off to college and the other women post in response “you got this momma”.

The whole online “momma” culture is ghastly. I think it’s a millennial Pinterest Facebook mom thing. Totally gross.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yummy and tummy make me angry.

You don’t have a tummy. You are fat.

Sorry, I’m <100 pounds and I DO have a tummy. I carry ALL my fat in that one spot.

[Anonymous]

I love this got revived years later. I’m adding kiddos to the list. Don’t refer to anyone as the kiddos.

[Anonymous]

Nom, nom, nom - woot! Yummy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People need to quit saying "I know, right?" annoying.

Also when you say excuse me to someone and they say "oh you're good" annoys me. I know I'm good, but thanks for the blessing.

LOL, it's not to signify that you're being blessed (though I can't say that for the other PPs who say this). I'll say "oh you're good/fine" in a situation like this:

Me: *trying to pass by someone and give them a heads up that I'm behind them so that we don't collide* Excuse me.

Them: OMG, I'm so sorry!

Me: You're fine, don't worry.

They don't need to apologize for anything! So I say "you're good."

Lol!! PP understands that. But it still bugs her, and I’m with her!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People need to quit saying "I know, right?" annoying.

Also when you say excuse me to someone and they say "oh you're good" annoys me. I know I'm good, but thanks for the blessing.

LOL, it's not to signify that you're being blessed (though I can't say that for the other PPs who say this). I'll say "oh you're good/fine" in a situation like this:

Me: *trying to pass by someone and give them a heads up that I'm behind them so that we don't collide* Excuse me.

Them: OMG, I'm so sorry!

Me: You're fine, don't worry.

They don't need to apologize for anything! So I say "you're good."

Lol!! PP understands that. But it still bugs her, and I’m with her!

I’m a NP that does this! Lol

What is the preferred reply?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are you folks having a sad over this unauthorized use of slang?

This should have been a thread-ender , and sadly wasn’t.

[Anonymous]

Delish is worse!

[Anonymous]

Yummo is even grosser than yummy. Also when people say, "Get in my tummy/stomach!" Oh, I'm sorry, are you a baby?

[Anonymous]

Blessed


Actually you’re not. And I’m mindstabbing you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. I also hate it when people say or write "Woot!" to indicate their enthusiasm. We're talking about people in their late 30s/early 40s here.

I feel like airing my grievances tonight, I guess.

I also hate welp.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate it when people write "welp" instead of "well". At first I thought it was a typo, then realized it was an affectation.

+1. I also despise "Welp." Also, can't stand when people say "Yowza!" in response to a flattering profile picture on FB. Or how when there is a FB picture of a pregnant woman, someone always has to comment that she is a "pretty pregnant mama." Barf! I am also getting tired of "Boom!"

Ha! I also hate “pretty pregnant mama”. Usually they are not pretty they are not yet real mamas.