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?

oooh and
"at the end of the day"
drives me crazy!

"slacks". It just annoys me - what are they, and how do they differ from trousers??

By my guesstimate, my frenemy yiffed So hard her moist taint Made her panties preggers!

My mom says 'two pair of trouser.' It is wrong on so many levels that I don't even know where to begin.

Also we have friends from the black country that say 'hers' instead of 'she.' As is 'hers has gone to the shop.' It makes me want to weep.

As an aside I do not care for the words turgid or flaccid. Or hubby. Hubby really gets to me. Oh, and preggers. Actually preggers might set my teeth on edge the most.

Me too, oh yes.

It's used a lot on here and for some inexplicable reason I really don't like it.

I can not bear 'hubby' either fullofregrets. Or 'little man' for a baby boy. Or 'chat'.

I am most judgemental over people who use the word 'texties' instead of text message though. Very Jeremy Kyle.

Could never wear a snood, stupid word
Don't like vomit for obvious reasons.

But vile is essential - How else do you discribe a banana!

Fluid

Bizarre

On-trend.

"Rocking" a (whatever clothing item).
Bubba, or bubs.

I find the word "clitoris" embarrassing to say out loud.

Second that bubs, xkittyx. It's used all the time in Australia. Gets on my threepennies.

Any variation on hun

hon
hunni

Frangipane!!!! cant stand that word!

following on from the hun hunni thing babe babbee babbez chick , I am northern so chick is used a lot especially on facebook

Another vote for "on-trend" and also "adequate" used in the passive-agressive way my mother uses it. She once thanked me for doing something " adequate" for her social club... shudder

I like Vile.

I hate belly, smelly.

But more annoying to me is a way of getting a point across like this:

"Would I have done it that way had I known? NO, would I have done it if I knew it was going to be expensive? NO, but in in the end I am very glad I did!"

The use of "for me" as in "can you just put your pin number in FOR ME" and "pop" as in "can you just POP your pin number in FOR ME".

Makes me most cross.

I hate dislike random, especially when used as a noun.

And if we're doing phrases, can I ask when 'can I help you' was replaced with 'are you OK there?'.

Why do chefs have to 'fry it off' these days, what happened to 'frying' it? 'Off' what?

Oooo and when I worked in retail if an item was sold out....customer "Do you have this item?". Me "I am sorry we haven't any left". Customer "Oh, none at all?" Me "Oh yes, we have some I just don't want to sell them to you you fuckwit!"

The one that gets me is 'poorly'. Dunno why, but it just sounds really patronising to me, in a kind of head-patting way "Ooh there there, are you a bit poorly, awww". Argh. Just say ill. Perhaps IABU...

fondle!!! don"t even know why but how do you well, use that horrid word ? ugg !