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Annoying things that people say

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Being addressed as Hun, honey, dear, luv or sweetie when someone IM's me out of the blue
That tells me they have not read my profile that clearly has my name

But I really really really detest being addressed as Hun.


Irregardless. There is no such word!!! The correct word is regardless. The phrase "at the end of the day" is so overworked, and meaningless. The phrase "going forward" is used quite frequently in business meetings and I just want to scream "what other direction should we go?"
There are others, lots of others.
"Can I help you?

Noo ive just been standing in this line for fun -.-
When people say "Needless to say" followed by some Snarky comment... It was needless so why say it? When you're at the check-out and asked "would you like to buy a bag"... I like to respond with "No, I'm with the local circus, I'm gonna juggle them to the car"! Have to agree with ChuckEPoo with the "awesome" comment. However I too am guilty of over using it. BUT needless to say, its only because ... I am Awesome!!!! lol
No problem
Dude
Bro
Awesome
Guys ... when applied to pardons without testicles by witless "servers"
Servers
My personal one is when people ask "are you a natural redhead" I mean look at my hair, its bright fucking red! of course its not natural. I mean yes I do have a dark red hint to my hair naturally but its not this dam bright from birth x
It is what it is

What an overused phrase!
Yolo
Swag
Thot(That Hoe over there)
BAE(Before anyone else)
hun (I detest being called 'hun')
yolo
ratchet
crunk

Can we retire these?

EDIT: ...and this one (drumroll)

Bloody
Quote by mr_canuck
It is what it is

What an overused phrase!


also, if at a market and buying just a couple light weight items, bag boy asks 'do you need help with that'
On being deep in thought/worried/bereaved and addressed by a annoyingly cheerful total stranger: "Cheer up love, it might not happen!!"
On struggling (as always) down the road with a walking aid and addressed by a total stranger with a patronising grin: "What have you done to yourself then?!"
On listening patiently to an over-talkative friend: "To cut a long story short..." (cue 20 minutes of mind-numbing anecdote)
Quote by ChuckEPoo
I really dislike people that feel they need to add profanity to their sentences to make a point. It's ok is your a drunken sailor, but otherwise just crass and ignorant.


Well, you'd hate having a conversation with me. Because I cuss a lot. And I'm by no means ignorant. Maybe a little crass, but I happen to find swearing just fine.
Abbreviating any words to shorten them, like adorbs, yolo, cray cray. I can't stand that.
I'm So Turnt Up
Well there's that
Hon/hun
"like" next to every other word

It, like, drives me crazy!
Quote by Poppet


Well, you'd hate having a conversation with me. Because I cuss a lot. And I'm by no means ignorant. Maybe a little crass, but I happen to find swearing just fine.


What the fuck? This whole shitty question is a big mother fucking waste of my God damn time.

Better? Lol
Quote by ChuckEPoo


What the fuck? This whole shitty question is a big mother fucking waste of my God damn time.

Better? Lol


awesome!!!!

Lmao
Quote by Poppet


Well, you'd hate having a conversation with me. Because I cuss a lot. And I'm by no means ignorant. Maybe a little crass, but I happen to find swearing just fine.


I think of swearing as punctuation. Use it for emphasis.

I find mindless platitudes like "God never gives you more than you can handle" indescribably annoying.
People saying "Can I touch your hair," while they are reaching for it. Why would you think I want your nasty hands in my hair.

Mostly Caucasian Guys opening a conversation with: (1) You remind me of this black girl I used to know. (2) I dated a black girl before. (3) I always wanted to go out/sleep with a black girl.
My response: So.
End of conversation.

People in general saying "So what are you?" Because, it is absolutely necessary for you to categorize me in order to continue the conversation. I do like that look you get when I ask, "What do you mean?" And, wait for an explanation that is going to make you look ignorant. But, I pretend to be real patient while they find the words.
? A True Story ?
"Is that all of it?"
“It's nice sometimes to open up the heart a little and let some hurt come in. It proves you're still alive.”
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Irregardless. There is no such word!!! The correct word is regardless.


OMG thank you!!!! I only read about 5 answers up before I post however yours was the first on the page. As soon as I read the topic that was the first thing that came to mind. I'm so glad that I'm not the only one that word irritates. LoL.
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"Most unique" or "very unique". Unique is unique. One of a kind. It doesn't need to be qualified.


Yes, this a good point.

The word "unique" is an adjective but not a comparative adjective. It is an absolute adjective (non-gradable) and should never be modified with a qualifier.

It is either unique or it ins't.

For instance, you should never say extremely unique or truly unique.

There are lots of non-gradable adjectives -- complete, correct, wrong, empty, flawless for example -- many of which are regularly modified, but, for me, the word "unique" stands out like a sore thumb.
We have no steak or chips .. we have sold out sad.
Kind reminder.

Any person sending an email with the words "kind reminder" is not reminding you kindly. When they say "kindly" what they actually mean is that they want to punch you hard.
I hate it when people say, "Whatever". It's a slightly more polite way of saying go fuck your self.
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I hate it when people say, "Whatever". It's a slightly more polite way of saying go fuck your self.

Yeahh thats so true Rick..
"Your toes are weird looking wouldn't you rather just have hooves?"

I've been told it's really annoying to say that to strangers
For me, it has to be the double negative.

The double negative uses two negative words in the same clause to express a single idea.

For instance,

I do not know nothing

The two negative words in this sentence, "not" and "nothing", cancel each other out to give a positive. So "I do not know nothing" could be interpreted as "I know something".

I hear this all the time, even on TV, and it makes me cringe something awful.

I'll show you a few more examples:

I didn't do nothing

I never saw nobody

I can't find my vibrator nowhere

That won't do you no good