When adults use these sayings, kind of makes me cringe

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Makes you cringe?

That's a cringey phrase.

LOL
+100

good catch!

[Anonymous]

I hate awesome sauce and totes adores. It is what it is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think you just hate these people. If you actually liked them you wouldn’t feel simmering rage over the specific phrases they use.

+1

It’s not about the socks on the floor.

[Anonymous]

Oh "it's been a minute" since...

I hate the use of "minute". Right?

[Anonymous]

At the end of the day and it is what it is are lawyer/corporate speak from about 15 years ago. Do you really hang out with people who use these still? Run.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:At the end of the day and it is what it is are lawyer/corporate speak from about 15 years ago. Do you really hang out with people who use these still? Run.

For all intensive purposes, yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Makes you cringe?

That's a cringey phrase.

LOL
+100

good catch!

"Cringey" is something my 11-year old says.

[Anonymous]

Sounds like you enjoy formality. Do you not have friends that remind you of your younger days?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At the end of the day and it is what it is are lawyer/corporate speak from about 15 years ago. Do you really hang out with people who use these still? Run.

For all intensive purposes, yes.

Intents and purposes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At the end of the day and it is what it is are lawyer/corporate speak from about 15 years ago. Do you really hang out with people who use these still? Run.

For all intensive purposes, yes.

Intents and purposes

Not pp, but I'm sure I was a joke.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:At the end of the day and it is what it is are lawyer/corporate speak from about 15 years ago. Do you really hang out with people who use these still? Run.

For all intensive purposes, yes.

And for all the intents too!

[Anonymous]

The one I fortunately never heard a living person say -- but saw a million times on DCUM -- was "totes".

If someone said that to my face, I would slap them.

[Anonymous]

Some people here must talk like Thurston Howell III and his wife.

[Anonymous]

Vocal Fry...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are many cutesy phrases that people use and abuse as far as I am concerned-

I am youngish 42 and moms in my circle are from between mid 30's to 50. These are things I hear them say often

if they are complimenting you say on your hair, they will say "you have hair for days" or if they are saying you have nice taste " X, you have taste for days" hate this

At the end of the day (possibly most abused of them all)

It is what is - no shit sherlock

when they are referring to a state of mind, lets say someone is in the mood for a margarita she will say "i am having a margarita moment" or wants to go and buy new cloths " i need to have a wardrobe moment"

i mean seriously? maybe for a 16 year old girl to say these but its like hey are picking up every contrived line there is and using and abusing it....hopefully I am not alone in being irked by these?

Ugh, you need a drink or a valium Bottoms up

Your reaction to all of these things is YOUR character failure, not some affront by your friends.