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

[Dontmakemecometovegas]

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.

[Xcountry]

Joysmum I use DH on mumsnet so I come across a bit better, in real life in the last 48 hours, I have called him arsebag, arsebanger, cnt, fud, fanny, fckwit, eejit, useless bstard etc etc but if I used those on here people would think I don't love him

The one I hate is yolo. Fck off with your yolo - I don't need reminding

[SignYourName]

I hate the word "furbaby". It's not a small child covered in fur, it's a dog. Or a cat.

YY to bubba / l'il man/woman - cringe!

My problem is I start to use some phrases ironically with like-minded friends and then find they become a habit. I caught myself using "amazeballs" on FB the other day

[Outflewtheweb]

Anyone, ANYONE saying 'Methinks' should be banished to another planet.

[SignYourName]

Methinks you over-react, Outflew...

[PastaandCheese]

sighyournMe I have a friend who compared looking after her dog to me looking after children.

Apart from this she is perfectly normal and nice.

[MinnyMouse]

Methinks you lot are sooooo harsh.

Where is your sense of humour?

[NinetyNinePercentTroll]

I really cannot stand "lil man". Horrible. One of my utterly lovely friends uses it on occasion and it makes me cringe

[Shodan]

"Are you going out with hubby and kiddies?"

No I am not. I'm going out with my husband and my children, you annoying twat.

Although, if I'm feeling particularly devil-may-care, I might accept 'kids'.

I have my sister's MIL (for complicated reasons) on my FB. She is forever lolling at nothing, usually after drinkypoos with hubby and her besties. And then her besties all lol back at her and drown her posts in !!!!! and xxxxx.

It irks me.

[Ilovecake80]

How's the little man? Argh he is not my little man he won't be a man for a long time and even then he won't be my man! He will be my son. For now he's my lovely little boy or son.

Hubster, hate that word usually said by people not even married. YANBU btw op. Loving the meaning chubby husband.

Date night, hate it too. you are not dating you have been together years, have the house and the kids together. You are having a night out or a takeaway.

[whois]

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

ARGH that is my nightmare right there!

[Mrsjayy]

You are a right grumpy lot

[Mrsjayy]

Although frbaby gets on my wick a friend ofvmine never understood the responsibility before she got her furbaby (cat) must be how new mums feel

[Panwearsjaune]

oooh only three sleeps and I'm on holibobs. Yay me!

[bumbleymummy]

YANBU. Hubby is bad enough!

[TheHandbagOfGlory]

We are on holiday just now, by the sea and all the cottages have names like "Sailfish Cottage" and "Pebbles Cottage" (that gives away where I am to anyone that's been here)

One of the ones around the corner is called "Hollibobs Cottage"

[Panwearsjaune]

I'd luuurve to stay in Holibobs Cottage. It would make me super happy.

[Mrsjayy]

9 days to my holibobs with the hubby (hehe)

[Mrsjayy]

Holibobs cottage thats really cute

[TheHandbagOfGlory]

The people that came out of it last night looked very happy indeed!

I've become a bit obsessed by the names of the cottages next year I want to stay in "Flip Flops Cottage"

[BitOutOfPractice]

Bromance. Ugh

[Mrsjayy]

Aww were they bet the hubster wifey and kiddywinks were skipping oh flip flop cottage

[EvilTendency1]

I have never ever wanted to call my OH "Babe"

"You ok Babe?"

[Trills]

Does anyone on MN actually read DH as "darling husband" or DD as "darling daughter"?

I just read it as a shorter way to say "my husband" or "Sarah" or whatever you would say in a normal conversation.

[cigarsofthepharaoh]

I use all of these - most ironically...but often 'babe', 'baby', 'wifester' etc sincerely