Things people say that annoys you...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:So, this could be an entire s/o thread, and it probably already has been the topic of previous threads. My dd is in the process potty training and MIL just got her a bunch of what she calls "panties." Gag. Moreover, it's the way she says it and drags out the word and enunciates the "t", my post cannot possibly do it justice. She stresses both syllables so that it sounds like PAN....wait for it.....TEES. Vomit.

After a half hour of her going on and on and on about DD's pretty new PAN-TEES, DH finally jumped in and told her we call them "underwear," "underpants," or "undies" and to please refrain from using that word. She got all huffy and asked why and he said "because it's not 1970, and we're not in a porno." God love DH and his bluntness.

No offense, PP, but your DH sounds like an asshole.

I thought the same thing. He's probably just repeating what his wife nagged him to say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, this could be an entire s/o thread, and it probably already has been the topic of previous threads. My dd is in the process potty training and MIL just got her a bunch of what she calls "panties." Gag. Moreover, it's the way she says it and drags out the word and enunciates the "t", my post cannot possibly do it justice. She stresses both syllables so that it sounds like PAN....wait for it.....TEES. Vomit.

After a half hour of her going on and on and on about DD's pretty new PAN-TEES, DH finally jumped in and told her we call them "underwear," "underpants," or "undies" and to please refrain from using that word. She got all huffy and asked why and he said "because it's not 1970, and we're not in a porno." God love DH and his bluntness.

No offense, PP, but your DH sounds like an asshole.

I thought the same thing. He's probably just repeating what his wife nagged him to say.

+1 Both he and OP are ignorant. The terms "panty" and "panties" are proper English, have been in usage for a long time and have nothing to do with porn.

[Anonymous]

Not pronouncing "T"s.

Bu'in
moun'an

Instead of button or mountain.

It used to be a latino thing (and it never bothered me as part of that accent) but now it is a little white girl flyover state thing (and it makes the tympanic membrane in my ears shudder because I cringe so hard).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Happy St. Patty's Day" instead of "St. Paddy's Day"

and here is one my MIL says to my DD which drives me BONKERS: "We love you BIG!!"

What?? Just what?? Who says this???????

YES YES. (I was just about to post that myself!)

I don't understand the St Paddys Day thing, is it the way they pronounce it or the happy part?

It is St. Paddy, not St. Patty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When people tell you that using "foul language" is for low class uneducated pople.

I say fuck that!

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people tell you that using "foul language" is for low class uneducated pople.

I say fuck that!

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Honey, that doesn't make you any less trashy. Anyway, congrats on getting Internet in the trailer park, are you using your neighbor's WiFi?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Butt hurt =feelings are hurt, took something personally and is now upset

This is THE most annoying saying. Horrible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"All of THE sudden...."

All of A sudden, *A* sudden!

Ok--this one puzzles me. I grew up saying "all of the sudden" but I hear the other. My parents were educated (higher degrees) and so were their parents. Northeast background. Is this a regional thing. I also say "by accident" but I hear other people say "on accident."

I'm from the Northeast and have spent lots of time in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut. Never heard of it. Is it a Rhode Island thing?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people tell you that using "foul language" is for low class uneducated pople.

I say fuck that!

+1

Honey, that doesn't make you any less trashy. Anyway, congrats on getting Internet in the trailer park, are you using your neighbor's WiFi?

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, this could be an entire s/o thread, and it probably already has been the topic of previous threads. My dd is in the process potty training and MIL just got her a bunch of what she calls "panties." Gag. Moreover, it's the way she says it and drags out the word and enunciates the "t", my post cannot possibly do it justice. She stresses both syllables so that it sounds like PAN....wait for it.....TEES. Vomit.

After a half hour of her going on and on and on about DD's pretty new PAN-TEES, DH finally jumped in and told her we call them "underwear," "underpants," or "undies" and to please refrain from using that word. She got all huffy and asked why and he said "because it's not 1970, and we're not in a porno." God love DH and his bluntness.

No offense, PP, but your DH sounds like an asshole.

I thought the same thing. He's probably just repeating what his wife nagged him to say.

+1 Both he and OP are ignorant. The terms "panty" and "panties" are proper English, have been in usage for a long time and have nothing to do with porn.

Maybe they have been in use for a long time, but that doesn't make them any less gag inducing. Ewwwww. Can't stand those words and yes, they sound like something your grandma would say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people tell you that using "foul language" is for low class uneducated pople.

I say fuck that!

+1

Honey, that doesn't make you any less trashy. Anyway, congrats on getting Internet in the trailer park, are you using your neighbor's WiFi?

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Your nails are too long to type a longer response, huh?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, this could be an entire s/o thread, and it probably already has been the topic of previous threads. My dd is in the process potty training and MIL just got her a bunch of what she calls "panties." Gag. Moreover, it's the way she says it and drags out the word and enunciates the "t", my post cannot possibly do it justice. She stresses both syllables so that it sounds like PAN....wait for it.....TEES. Vomit.

After a half hour of her going on and on and on about DD's pretty new PAN-TEES, DH finally jumped in and told her we call them "underwear," "underpants," or "undies" and to please refrain from using that word. She got all huffy and asked why and he said "because it's not 1970, and we're not in a porno." God love DH and his bluntness.

No offense, PP, but your DH sounds like an asshole.

I thought the same thing. He's probably just repeating what his wife nagged him to say.

+1 Both he and OP are ignorant. The terms "panty" and "panties" are proper English, have been in usage for a long time and have nothing to do with porn.

Maybe they have been in use for a long time, but that doesn't make them any less gag inducing. Ewwwww. Can't stand those words and yes, they sound like something your grandma would say.

So a grandma and a "porno" would say the same thing? Make up your mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everything anyone from Boston or Minnesota says. Those freaks garble everything that comes out of their mouths.

Well I'm from Boston and don't have a Boston accent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, this could be an entire s/o thread, and it probably already has been the topic of previous threads. My dd is in the process potty training and MIL just got her a bunch of what she calls "panties." Gag. Moreover, it's the way she says it and drags out the word and enunciates the "t", my post cannot possibly do it justice. She stresses both syllables so that it sounds like PAN....wait for it.....TEES. Vomit.

After a half hour of her going on and on and on about DD's pretty new PAN-TEES, DH finally jumped in and told her we call them "underwear," "underpants," or "undies" and to please refrain from using that word. She got all huffy and asked why and he said "because it's not 1970, and we're not in a porno." God love DH and his bluntness.

No offense, PP, but your DH sounds like an asshole.

I thought the same thing. He's probably just repeating what his wife nagged him to say.

+1 Both he and OP are ignorant. The terms "panty" and "panties" are proper English, have been in usage for a long time and have nothing to do with porn.

Maybe they have been in use for a long time, but that doesn't make them any less gag inducing. Ewwwww. Can't stand those words and yes, they sound like something your grandma would say.

So a grandma and a "porno" would say the same thing? Make up your mind.

I didn't reference porno in my comment. Mind in the gutter, is it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When people tell you that using "foul language" is for low class uneducated pople.

I say fuck that!

+1

Honey, that doesn't make you any less trashy. Anyway, congrats on getting Internet in the trailer park, are you using your neighbor's WiFi?

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Your nails are too long to type a longer response, huh?

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