to hate the word...

[nutterbutsquash]

...vile?

It's not so bad in RL but when I read it on here, I 'hear' it in a certain way that makes my skin crawl and take an instant and irrational dislike to the poster.

Anyone else or is it just me?

Bunkum....

Per se !!! what does it even mean why do people have to say it pointless word or words and also genre sets my teeth on edge , hate it ,

Nearly spat my coffee out laughing at panties, clematis and tight.

I find moist etc more funny than squirmy, but that is probably because I am very immature.

Nom nom is also starting to annoy me.

Snood. I don't like snood.

I love using Vile though its a great word

Et al

it's not an essay, it's a MN post. There is no need for et al.

catgirl!!

I can't cope with et al

Not under any circumstance...there's just no excuse for it

I'm off to the shops now to see if I can find a lovely tight to go with my super shoe. I will looking forward to reading this when I get back!

I am a bit thick what does Et al mean ?

Sorry mrsjay, I used per se the other day on a thread. Hope I didn't piss you off too much

and other mrsjay

acceptable only in an A Level paper. and even then only just :)

sorry worra :)

and others that should say mrsjay

The word snot makes me want to hurl. I work with kids. There is a lot of snot in my day's work.

It sounds thick and chunky the way it hits the back of someone's throat when they do that throaty, back of the nose, snorting sniff. Oh my fuck, I am going to be sick...........

ITs ok I usually mist over when i see per se dont even see the posters name but dont use it again Oh i didnt do Alevels or Highers as im scottish told you i was a bit thick ,and no it shouldnt be used on a forum its not an essay , stop it !!

'Lochia' that's another word I can't stand.

It reminds me more of a canal boat ride, rather then post natal gunk.

gristle

Hey ho!
Etc Etc.
Bespoke.
Eclectic.
Frock
Fondle
And so on and so forth....uurgh!

Ghastly

Golly

Have just seen"vile" used twice in the same post on another thread :)

I love the word 'vile' but I'm Glaswegian and we say it more vehemently than anyone else I think. English people pronounce it 'viall' to my ears and it lacks a certain punch

Trouser instead of trousers
Shoe instead of Shoes
T instead of T shirt.

"working a look" UGH so embarrassing, makes me cringe!

OH i use etc etc quite a lot in posts

I have a hatred for foodie words but i have a thread going about those awful word rustic traditonal etc etc

nice
vile word
also
not
as in
that's nice...not
equally vile

apologies OP