Another new annoying phrase!

[PistachioTiramisu]

I know we have had several threads recently about annoying phrases or buzzwords, but I had to mention this one as I can't find the other threads now.

What is this horrible new phrase, which I haven't heard before this year, ' the
-ber months'? It is awful, lazy and no, it doesn't make your look 'trendy' to use it. It's everywhere too. Why can't people just say 'autumn'??

“Love that for you “ or even worse “love that for me “

It's as if people don't realise that 'strand' means the shore anyway, (from the Old Norse meaning 'border') and The Strand runs parallel to where the north bank of the Thames used to be before they built the embankment. So I'm guessing it was named by the Vikings.

OED says it's found in various Old Germanic and Old Scandi languages, so could be Anglo Saxon or Viking.

I see that and raise you "I can't even "

“Summerween” sounds like it’s describing a penis men have in the summertime. I can’t imagine what that might be, possibly the opposite to.”Winterwang”.

I hate it when people describe having a “wholesome weekend “ or a “wholesome day” just because they went for a walk or had a picnic or something.
i also hate the phrase “picky bits” or “nibbles” instead of snacks or light lunch….

Exactly that!! Definitely not a way to describe an ND child!!!!!

'Strand' actually means 'beach' in German.

Someone I used to know latched on to some trend of referring to their parents as 'the 'rents', and that really annoyed me. I thought they were talking about something to do with a landlord