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.

Eeeuuuu yanbu

Is hubster meant to imply that the husband is overweight? I've not heard it before and my immediate thought was it's a cross between hubbie and chubster.

Hubster?! Christ

I think people referring to food as 'nom noms' is even fucking worse though

YANBU. Funnily enough the only people I know in real life who say 'hubster' or 'the hubby' arn't even married!

Seven I was just going to ask that question myself.
Chubby husband?

Ha ha at chubby husband = hubster.

I don't really mind most terms of endearment (although one or two make me giggle!).
The only one that really gives me the creeps is "munchkin" after watching 'The Widower'.

Vile. I can't bear hubby either and have thought about defriending someone who uses it regularly.

YABU to have introduced me to this word.

Annie

at chubby husband... I think I may be the proud owner of one.

" hanging" for hangover.... Why??

YANBU. It's fucking horrible and they are clearly idiots.

I do say holibob to my kid though... But not on facebook

What is a jollibobs?

Hollibobs

Hubster

And 'baby'

used by a colleague when she speaks to her 50 year old husband....

Vomit

Never heard hubster, hubby is horrendous enough - I will never say either of those words.

Wtf is jollibobs?

I always thought the DH thing on MN was a bit tongue in cheek?

Hubby. A word that rhymes with Les Dennis.

YANBU! Hate it, along with nom nom and one that particularly makes me clench: bless. At the end of every sentence about any fucking person/place/animal either spoken or written down.

Also, To die for ..... really? (And that one, which DS2 keeps saying).

The one that really makes me clench is "going forward". I'm hearing this more and more in normal, non-work-related conversation, and the next person who utters those 2 stupid words is going to know my wrath, I tell you.

I dunno. "Hubbie" causes me rage and an irrational judgement about the person who has said it.

I'm clearly a grumpy person as I also HATE -

"Totes" - totes amazing. Totes vomit.
Chillax.
Little man - totes agree
Hollibobs - toe curlingly awful
Glass of "bubbly"
Snuggle
Nibbles.

I'm going to chillax with a glass of bubbly and nibbles and snuggle with hubbie before hollibobs with the little man tomorrow. Totes amazing.

finds a place where other humans aren't

There's someone on my fb who I really need to hide really winds me up, only she writes 'reali' and mixes up 'of' and 'off'.
Her sister writes on her wall in 'txt spk' which I cannot for the life of me work out.
She also adds a ridiculous amount of letterssssss to words. Why? What is the neeeeeeed?

Agree that 'nom nom' should never be used. Ever.

MissOtis never heard hanging for a hangover but I'm Irish and would have heard hanging being used for being really tired.

Nom nom and my bad are the ones that have my eyes rolling.

I say hanging for hang over! Hanging like a rusty sign