Expressions or words that you find annoying

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Six seven

? What does that mean?

Can someone PLEASE explain what “six seven” means? Anyone? Kids keep saying it over and over but I have no idea what it means.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Six seven

? What does that mean?

Can someone PLEASE explain what “six seven” means? Anyone? Kids keep saying it over and over but I have no idea what it means.

There’s a high school sped teacher who comes on the Today show to explain lingo. Apparently six seven doesn’t really mean anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Synergy
Bandwidth
Paradigm shift
Bubble up
Core competency
Pivot
Circle back
Low hanging fruit

Every time I hear one of those words, 🤮

You forgot “skill set”

Wheelhouse

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This isn't quite the same, but it's one of my major pet peeves: when a parent insists on calling their child by both first and middle names in public. It's so obvious they just want everyone to hear the kid's name and think how wonderful it is.

"Mackenna Brianne! Come back right now!"
"Tanner Ewan! Please put that back."

Haha I didn't realize until I read this that this also annoys me, and had never thought about why parents do this but this is totally why.

There's a seemingly new kind of parent who is overly obsessed with naming and really into the names they picked and critiquing or admiring other people's kids names. I have encountered it online and occasionally in person. These are 100% the people yelling "Roxanna Marie!" at the playground.

In my experience, those parents are yelling names like Ryder, Chase, or Blaze.

Oh man...I do this and didn't realize how it comes off. Does it apply even if your kids have boring names?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Six seven

? What does that mean?

Can someone PLEASE explain what “six seven” means? Anyone? Kids keep saying it over and over but I have no idea what it means.

There’s a high school sped teacher who comes on the Today show to explain lingo. Apparently six seven doesn’t really mean anything.

Yes, my kid explained it to me this way too. It's a line from a rap song and then apparently some basketball player quoted it in an interview? So the kids say it too but it has no meaning.

But the way my kid explained it is that "only people with brain rot say six seven" and then I had to ask what brain rot is. Apparently it's a phrase to describe people who are terminally online. So it's like six seven is a meme with no meaning and people just say to indicate they are aware of the meme and nothing more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This isn't quite the same, but it's one of my major pet peeves: when a parent insists on calling their child by both first and middle names in public. It's so obvious they just want everyone to hear the kid's name and think how wonderful it is.

"Mackenna Brianne! Come back right now!"
"Tanner Ewan! Please put that back."

Haha I didn't realize until I read this that this also annoys me, and had never thought about why parents do this but this is totally why.

There's a seemingly new kind of parent who is overly obsessed with naming and really into the names they picked and critiquing or admiring other people's kids names. I have encountered it online and occasionally in person. These are 100% the people yelling "Roxanna Marie!" at the playground.

In my experience, those parents are yelling names like Ryder, Chase, or Blaze.

Oh man...I do this and didn't realize how it comes off. Does it apply even if your kids have boring names?

I think it's extra, even if the names are boring. It's got main character energy.

[Anonymous]

Butt hurt

[Anonymous]

"Modalities," especially when used within the context of spirituality:

"You can accesses your divine self via transcendental meditation, yoga, or other modalities."

[Anonymous]

Dovetail off of…
Piggyback off of…
The use of the non-word “irregardless”
Bruh
Tightening our belts
All of the corporate-speak nonsense mentioned in earlier posts
Moist

[Anonymous]

Cash grab

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:“To die for” - eg, “OMG the chocolate cake there is TO DIE FOR!!!!” No, it’s not. And it’s probably from Costco.

“Myself” used instead of “me” - eg, “Come talk to Ann or myself.”

Even worse, Myself used as the subject in place of "I".

When people use myself it always sounds pretentious. Just say me!

I don't usually see myself being used as the subject, but I hear so many people using "I" instead of me like they are afraid of using the objective case of pronouns incorrectly. They err when trying not to err.

They know that "me and Lolette" is wrong but don't understand why. "Lolette and myself" sounds more pretentious, so it must be correct.

[Anonymous]

My Village/any phrase that people who like Glennon say

Chefs kiss- this has become overdone

[Anonymous]

Could care less.

I've always said "couldn't care less".

[Anonymous]

BRO

I never want to hear that again

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Butt hurt

OMG this.