Expressions you cannot stand

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:"Soccer mom" and "Mom jeans". I conjure up a woman with a bob haircut wearing jeans and white Keds driving a minivan with dead french fries on the floor.



You must watch this then:

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/mom-jeans/1357040

LOL
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:"Soccer mom" and "Mom jeans". I conjure up a woman with a bob haircut wearing jeans and white Keds driving a minivan with dead french fries on the floor.



You must watch this then:

http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/mom-jeans/1357040

LOL


Now that is a riot. I know people like that.
Anonymous
All cutesy words. Preggo, preggy, pregs, hubs, hubby, hubster, hossy (hospital), paci, nunu, num nums (breasts), etc.

I hate hearing "literally" used incorrectly. Which it seems to be about 90% of the time. Don't stand there and tell me you literally died. If you'd literally died, you wouldn't be able to tell me about it!

"Where you at?" "Where ya'll going to?" Those extra and unnecessary prepositions that make people sound uneducated.
Anonymous
"Everything happens for a reason."

Ugh.
Anonymous
My DS is in the gifted and talented program and he's on the autistic spectrum. The school district refers to him as "twice exceptional". I refer to him as "Sheldon Cooper" (for those of you who watch The Big Bang Theory).
Anonymous
Hubby, we're pregnant, and when people say they are salty about something.
Anonymous
Just saying.

To me that's just an excuse to be a bitch about something.

"You know, that dress makes your ass look huge. Just saying'..."

How about you not say anything?
Anonymous
The constant use of "super," as in "super fun," "super crazy," "super happy" etc.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The constant use of "super," as in "super fun," "super crazy," "super happy" etc.


wicked fun, wicked crazy, wicked happy -- and of course, wicked pissah

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The constant use of "super," as in "super fun," "super crazy," "super happy" etc.


wicked fun, wicked crazy, wicked happy -- and of course, wicked pissah



What is it?
Anonymous
"No worries" and "no problem" ESPECIALLY in response to things that shouldn't encourage that response. Example:

Me to colleague: Would you please send me that document?

Colleague: Sure - just sent it.

Me: Thank you.

Colleague: No worries!

Another example:

Me to waiter: When you have a chance, I'll take the check.

Waiter: Here it is.

Me: Thank you.

Waiter: No problem!




Anonymous
Maybe not an expression but people named James who are called Jamie.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The constant use of "super," as in "super fun," "super crazy," "super happy" etc.


wicked fun, wicked crazy, wicked happy -- and of course, wicked pissah



What is it?



Forgive if I'm wrong but I think this is a New England thing. God knows what it means. I'm sure some sanctimonious Masshole will come on here and inform us.
Anonymous
People who say "goshdarnit". Either swear or don't say anything at all.
Anonymous
It isn't an expression, but I hate the word "ginormous". Hated when it was added to the dictionary.
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