Words and phrases that annoy you or make you go Aghgh

[Aeroflotgirl]

Right here's a few of mine

Squee
Growing my boy or I have grown a fantastic boy
Famlam
Nom noms
Bestie
BFF
Boil my piss (just yuck)

I hate these

At the end of the day
I turned round and said
To be fair

I hate these

At the end of the day
I turned round and said
To be fair

I hate these

At the end of the day
I turned round and said
To be fair

I hate these

At the end of the day
I turned round and said
To be fair

I hate these

At the end of the day
I turned round and said
To be fair

I hate these

At the end of the day
I turned round and said
To be fair

"Just a gentle reminder" by someone with absolutely no authority to challenge the way somebody is speaking. In threads where someone will pipe up with having a problem with how someone refers to something. Like 'just a gentle reminder that 'fuckboy' originated as a term used for male rape victims in prison so please don't use it, thanks!' (Recent example from captain awkward). Always comes across really passive aggressive.

"I'm good," instead of "I'm fine."
"And yeah," usually said when can't think what to say .

'Blessed'

'Going to boobie X to sleep'

'Moist'

Argh to 'lean in' I've read the synopsis of sandberg's book and I still don't have a clue what it's referring to or referencing, lean into what? What does leaning mean? Why? Why are you leaning away? From what? Would love some light to be shed here!

Oh and Facebook posts by admin who sign it...

Admin!

Out out
This one

"Out out on a school night - few cheeky wines with this one"

Omg yes the 'so I turned around and said, then he turned round and said', why are people trying to have a conversation while spinning wildly on the spot 😂

To die for gives me the rage, mum says it all the time, fuck knows where she's picked it up
Gifted
Gotten
Famalam
Making memories
Blessed
Sick

"Man up" I really hate to hear this, implying that only men are tough (and should always behave so). I have a female colleague (we work in a school) who purports to be a feminist and she says it to kids of both sexes all the time.

"Getting your ducks in a row"

I see it here all the time and it really grates on me....I know what the posters mean but what has preparing to leave someone got to do with ducks?!

Pump to describe a shoe
Juice to describe dilute cordial

"Two thousand seventeen"

NOOOOO!!!! I know the Americans do this, but I heard it on a British tv ad yesterday.

It's two thousand AND seventeen ffs.

When people say 'can I lend a pen' to mean they want to acquire a pen from someone else or 'I borrowed her a pen' RAGEEEEEEE

When people refer to baby/toddler boys as "sexy", "sexy lil man" cringe.

-Find this one enraging: when someone's life has been saved by surgeons/doctors/modern medicine and people say "God/Jesus/Magic sky Dad did this, he saved them!"

Also cringe when I hear the words "ponce", "Moolah", "Naahh", "babez", and the phrase: "You're my king, I'm your queen".

As seen on MN:

Veggies and describing someone who is vegetarian as a Veggie.
Any word that has had the ending replaced with ies, e.g. choccies
Naice
Posh nosh or posh anything like a 'box of posh chocs'
Mama Bear/Tiger Mum and the ensuing 'protect your cubs' shit
Picky tea/bits sounds revolting and not the least appetising
Are you on glue?
'poos' on the end of unrelated word - drinkipoos
Wine 'o' clock

Generally:

Pressing the flesh
Moist
Low hanging fruit

Awesome - I really, really hate that word.....

At the end of the day.
Back in the day
Everything happens for a reason
I'm not racist but........
Laddering back
Making memories
Pack ups(for packed lunch)

Bless
Gotten