Expressions or words that you find annoying

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cash grab

Are you accused of it often? It perfectly describes couples who abuse parties requiring gifts.

[Anonymous]

“I’ll do the” - to the waiter when ordering at a restaurant

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If I go to a restaurant and there’s something on the menu like “Big Bob’s Platter” I can’t order it. Or anything like gravy, omg, terrible word. Oh, or, I went to a famous BBQ place recently and they asked me lean or moist, and I ordered lean because I just cannot say moist, even though I wanted moist. Today I went to Raising Cane’s and had to order from a guy who was pretty cute, I wanted the three finger combo but there’s no way I could say that to him so I panicked and ordered a kid’s meal. Similar, during COVID I went to Walmart to get toilet paper, and they had a setup where you had to ask an employee and they’d get it from the back. The employee was this completely gorgeous man, and I could not bring myself to ask him for toilet paper, so I left.

This is hilarious, lol

[Anonymous]

Veggies

When ppl use Defiantly instead of Definitely, I think they’re a dumbass.

[Anonymous]

Sock puppet

If you have to think about anything that much, you should probably go outside

[Anonymous]

"On Trend" (what was wrong with simply "trendy" or, this item is currently trendy).

Use of "Folks" in an otherwise formal discussion just to sound "with the people"

"I can't"

[Anonymous]

Wet reek

[Anonymous]

"Make memories"

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Pick your brain

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: Veggies

When ppl use Defiantly instead of Definitely, I think they’re a dumbass.

That’s an autocorrect error. Happens to me all the time and drives me nuts. I typically don't proof read posts here or casual texts so it slips by often.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mamma, hubby, littles.

Yes. Also, he/she “passed.” They died. If you can’t use that word, at least use “passed away.”

When I was around ten. I heard someone say that a friend had passed and I had never heard that before so I innocently asked. "What did she pass?". My mother 9 looked at me and mouthed "hush."

Now when I am told they someone has passed I want to ask if they passed Go or passed goas. I never do but I think it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My Village/any phrase that people who like Glennon say

Chefs kiss- this has become overdone

Brutiful is the dumbest fake word ever spoken.

[Anonymous]

Tummy

[Anonymous]

Just think how sad it is that people who say “It is what it is” think they are saying something clever.

[Anonymous]

No problem instead of you're welcome
I'm good instead of no thanks