To find 'hubster' one of the most annoying words ever?

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It's up there will 'hollibobs' for me.

I think the sentence 'off on hollibobs with the hubster' (which I've just seen on FB) might tip me over the edge.

No one actually says that, surely to God...?

You wouldn't think so would you.

I've had to hide it.

Mumsnet using DH for darling husband I find really fucking annoying but do it to fit in. I've never used the term 'darling husband' in real life and never will.

Hubster!? Haven't heard that one before but hubby makes me cringe.

Someone I know calls their husband 'hubster' she also regularly goes our for 'fizz'.

This is among the least irritating things she posts on fb. My DH feels desperately sorry for her DH.

I don't object to any word implying "husband" as long as it has "ex" in front of it.

YANBU

I nearly unfriended someone for saying "jollibobs" on FB

Also "yumsk"

at Watercolour

I look wonderful by comparison Hermione so it's win win.

Bubba is far more annoying. He's my BABY fgs. Not a bubba !

Yumsk? Very very wrong.

Need We have not one but 2 relatives who insist on peppering their FB posts with comments about their 'bubs' or even lord help me 'bubz'. Their friends usually reply with some found of 'Hun-ing'.

I have suspicions that these ladies are not MNers are may even have a sparkly ticker tape somewhere the shame

Yabu. I nominate bubs.

YANBU at all. Bub is also irritating.

Oh that is bad

As bad as -
Bubz
Hun
Lil' man
Lil' Princess
Sexy lil'
Cheeky glass of wine/cake/cigarette

I'm with joysmum on this one - frankly, DH/DS/DD is so toe curling lay awful I can't believe we all do it.

Hubster, makes my shit itch.

And 'hubba'.

Arghhhhhh my eyes, my eyes!!!

Ohh yes 'cheeky' food

Going into town for a cheeky drinkypoos with my bezzie mates, then off for a cheeky curry, then home for a cheeky lil night in with the fella coz it would be rude not to rly.

I know - have a bloody glass of wine or don't. You're an adult, it's allowed

Aaaargh!

Yanbu - it's up there with date night, nom nom and bestie.

I honestly can't get worked up about other people's terms. Of affection. Why should I?

Oh god one of my friends says hubster on FB. Makes me twitch when I see it.

Chillaxing with a cheeky glass.

Argh!