Things people say that annoys you...

[Anonymous]

This is awesome. I hate the "no worries" thing. I want to say "No, I know....."
I also can't stand "I axed you a question." Come on, you know you're saying it wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When people - especially politicians and journalists - mispronounce proper nouns. ie, Iran (eye-ran), Iraq (eye-rack), Pakistan (pack-a-stan), Afghanistan (Aaf-gah-ney-stan)

Yes!

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Anonymous wrote:Using "it's" when you are supposed to use "there is" or "there are." For example, "It's gonna be a lot of people there."

This one seems to be gaining in popularity among black people, and it horrifies me.


I hate when people (EVERYONE) describes something as "cliche" instead of "cliched."

That's not correct? Guilty.

I thought it was correct, too, and I hate to admit that I am Black!

You can describe some thing as being a cliché. You can say: "The image of the entitled hipster with a wool beanie cap, black Elvis Costello glasses, skinny jeans and a blank stare has become a cliché...

[Anonymous]

Also find it funny when people pronounce the word "foreign" as "faww-ren" -- talk about a foreign pronunciation!

[Anonymous]

snark or snarky

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I hate when people say "butthurt". I don't even know if it's supposed to be one word or two. I just know I hate to hear the term. Where did it even come from? Super annoying.

Have not heard this one. Can you provide an example of how it is used?

ex: "Amy fled the online forum with butthurt when fellow posters flamed her endlessly for making unsupportable claims in her postings online"...and so on.

[Anonymous]

Not a grammer issue...but I hate when religious people say stuff like "it's part of god's plan, it happened for the best", or stuff like that, when trying to comfort someone who has just experienced a terrible tragedy. Crap like:

"god needed another angel"
"god doesn't give you more than you can handle"
"we may not understand, but it was god's will"

I apoligize in advance to those whom I've offended by saying this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate "Me, personally" and "thanks so much."

What is wrong with 'thanks so much'? It should be 'thank you so much'?

This is just nit picking to me.

[Anonymous]

Yeah, not into nitpickers. They have bigger problems.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hate when people (EVERYONE) describes something as "cliche" instead of "cliched."

That's not correct? Guilty.

I thought it was correct, too, and I hate to admit that I am Black!

You can describe some thing as being a cliché. You can say: "The image of the entitled hipster with a wool beanie cap, black Elvis Costello glasses, skinny jeans and a blank stare has become a cliché...

Correct:
That is a cliche.
That is cliched.

Incorrect: That is cliche.

[Anonymous]

When my accountant's secretary calls me and says: "Mrs. B, your taxes is ready."

[Anonymous]

I hate "awesome sauce."

[Anonymous]

I hate when people pronounce "asked" like "axed", "ambulance" like "amblance", and call "rottweiler" dogs "rock-weilers".

[Anonymous]

I hate when my husband calls his penis the "one eyed wonder worm"

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I hate "Me, personally" and "thanks so much."

What is wrong with 'thanks so much'? It should be 'thank you so much'?

This is just nit picking to me.

+1 I don't see the issue