Sayings that drive you crazy.
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I teach high school....o I have so many.
"I aint got no time fo dat."
"Where he/she at?"
"I aint got none."
"I know. But....."
"Where you at?"
The word "swag" in general.
"Dat girl be ratchet (this is a new one lately meaning "dirty" or "skanky")"
The kids use the word "thirsty" now in terms of someone being desperate. Example "Dat girl aint got no prom date..oooo...she be so thirsty..look her act'in all cute wit him"
Another one is the word "twirk" it means to dance in an extremely awful but supposedly sought after way...shaking the behind violently in public. The girls in my high school make fun of one another for not being able to do this. I just don't get it.
"I aint got no time fo dat."
"Where he/she at?"
"I aint got none."
"I know. But....."
"Where you at?"
The word "swag" in general.
"Dat girl be ratchet (this is a new one lately meaning "dirty" or "skanky")"
The kids use the word "thirsty" now in terms of someone being desperate. Example "Dat girl aint got no prom date..oooo...she be so thirsty..look her act'in all cute wit him"
Another one is the word "twirk" it means to dance in an extremely awful but supposedly sought after way...shaking the behind violently in public. The girls in my high school make fun of one another for not being able to do this. I just don't get it.
O and one more, one of my most annoying. "Mr. Gordon...I was trying to axe you a question"
Axe instead of ask....I cant freaking stand this one. If I wanted a axe I would go to home depot buy an axe and go into the forest and cut down a tree.
Axe instead of ask....I cant freaking stand this one. If I wanted a axe I would go to home depot buy an axe and go into the forest and cut down a tree.
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Russellaqua
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There, they're, and their. The constant misuse of them bothers me.
Using "was" instead of "were." For example: "I wish I was able to afford that trip." It should read: "I wish I were able to afford that trip." Was is past tense and makes no sense in the sentence above.
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Using "was" instead of "were." For example: "I wish I was able to afford that trip." It should read: "I wish I were able to afford that trip." Was is past tense and makes no sense in the sentence above.
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Pappy
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Lolololol!!!!! I'm wit u homey!
buddythelion
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I have a friend that goes "#swag" for anything he does that he thinks is cool. Like literally, says "hashtag."
And anything that anyone does that is below par or dumb mistake he says "#n00b!" It just makes me want to punch/rage him every time he says that to me. Must be the Halo gamer in me... LOL.
And anything that anyone does that is below par or dumb mistake he says "#n00b!" It just makes me want to punch/rage him every time he says that to me. Must be the Halo gamer in me... LOL.
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Aqua fire/medic
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Lol!
Damon
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"Phablet"
Pretty much any sort of slang (ratchet, twerp, twork, blah, blah)
And my all time favorite: recycled terms from the 80's and 90's that people "think" make them look hip or cool (you go girl, groove on, etc).. Just be normal and speak some form of English.
It is especially sickening for me when someone tries to judge and speak the way "they think" I would speak, just by looking at me. For example, I'm in Home Depot looking at pvc and the old, bald guy comes up to me and says "yo, is there anything I can help you with my brother".. I turned around and just walked out without saying a word. . Btw, I'm a cargo pant, button down shirt and nunbush kind of guy. .
I guess for me, it's just cornyness overall. .
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Pretty much any sort of slang (ratchet, twerp, twork, blah, blah)
And my all time favorite: recycled terms from the 80's and 90's that people "think" make them look hip or cool (you go girl, groove on, etc).. Just be normal and speak some form of English.
It is especially sickening for me when someone tries to judge and speak the way "they think" I would speak, just by looking at me. For example, I'm in Home Depot looking at pvc and the old, bald guy comes up to me and says "yo, is there anything I can help you with my brother".. I turned around and just walked out without saying a word. . Btw, I'm a cargo pant, button down shirt and nunbush kind of guy. .
I guess for me, it's just cornyness overall. .
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"Bla, bla, bla" or "Yada, yada, yada" Be specific and continue the conversation, or stop talking (there probably wouldn't be comma's in there though)
"Epic" The definition of epic doesn't seem all that epic to me.
When someone replies, "Everything happens for a reason." God has given us free will, to do both good and bad, things happen because people make choices. Sure cause and effect can go beyond human action, but "everything" doesn't happen for divine reason.
"Epic" The definition of epic doesn't seem all that epic to me.
When someone replies, "Everything happens for a reason." God has given us free will, to do both good and bad, things happen because people make choices. Sure cause and effect can go beyond human action, but "everything" doesn't happen for divine reason.
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danka-cedium
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What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Yolo. Gotcha
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florida reef
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"irregardless"
"YOLO"
"Swag"
"A whole'nother"
"Used-ta-could" -- A very Southern phrase...
"ain'tcha"
When someone is texting and can't spell out "you," instead they type "yu." Adding the 'o' is apparently too much extra effort! :lalala:
"Swag"
"A whole'nother"
"Used-ta-could" -- A very Southern phrase...
"ain'tcha"
When someone is texting and can't spell out "you," instead they type "yu." Adding the 'o' is apparently too much extra effort! :lalala:
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