OMG this woman I work with says this! and she's working on a 2nd Masters Degree! Surely, she can figure out how to stop saying that!Anonymous wrote:Ending a sentence with "know what I'm saying?" Makes you sound like a complete idiot!
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!)
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.
Anonymous wrote:walkable
It's an automatic I don't want anything to do with you.
Anonymous wrote:I pull this one out every time this topic comes up: "graduated high school" just grates on me. Is it really so hard to add the "from"?
takoma wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When adults try to use teenage slang. A 40 year old saying "whatev" is lame.
Or a 60 year old saying "cool". Wait... maybe their generation came up with that one??
Miles Davis recorded The Birth of the Cool album in 1957, and in the same year Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story included the song Keep Cool Boy (not like a yo-yo schoolboy!) I was a kid then, and I'm amazed that "groovy" sounded nerdy a couple of years after it was hip, but it's still hip to be cool. But is it hip to say "hip" nowadays, or is that a betrayal of my age?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When adults try to use teenage slang. A 40 year old saying "whatev" is lame.
Or a 60 year old saying "cool". Wait... maybe their generation came up with that one??
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???????
Anonymous wrote:"Look it"