Phrases to be consigned to 2018

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Mine:

toxic

&

call out

Nonsense of the highest order. Anyone else?

Literally

I'm not crying, you're crying.

I was today years old when I found this out.

People have started beginning internet comments with ''I mean....'' for no good reason.

Ooh, lots of these.

Also:
Über instead of over or very
As you were
Reign in instead of rein in
Cannot bare instead of bear
I'm going against the grain ....

Unpicking, unpacking and processing.

Yes!!!! Gifted!

I would like to support the use of 'so' at the start of the sentence... it's an Irish way of speaking, used as a kind of way to set the scene.

I thought of a phrase earlier today which really pisses me off but now cant remember it I blame the

Moving forward...

I can forgive this only if you are young, on the Apprentice and anxious to look like a knob.

Kids do seem to use 'search it up' where I would say 'Google it'. Drives me mental.

Also the whole 'I was today years old when I found out so and so'.

Ugh

Unpacking.

All of the above
Every thing that has been said is right.

I forgot to add Plating Up to my list

And one I've only heard very recently and only on here, Virtue Signalling

What does that even mean?

At the close of play (used in an office environment.)

‘How odd’ or ‘how strange’ to another poster - just say ‘I think you’re talking shite’ and be done with it, why the faux disbelief?!

Mac n cheese-it’s MACARONI CHEESE!
Sliders-it’s a burger or a flip flop

Fed up with hearing about (X) privilege. Heard about “thin privilege” elsewhere. Next it will be that good looking people have to atone for their genetic privilege; if you have a good head of hair you must “make reparations” to those without hair privilege ie give hairs

Very much agree missmouse. Hate ‘CoP’!

Safe space

Cop on to yourself

@Stealthpolarbear

Ah! An ableist!

Anything with a blessed # hastag from mlm huns #businessowner #livingthedream

Drives me nuts

Yeolde - I hate to quibble. Whilst agreeing fully about the dreeaded mac ‘n cheese. It is actually ‘Macaroni and Cheese’. American here so what do I know perhaps

We always called it macaroni cheese (Scotland), that’s partly why I dislike ‘Mac n cheese’ because there’s no ‘and’!

‘ Mac n cheese’ is direct from Americanwhere there is an ‘and’ and which makes me hate the ‘n’ even more !! God this is complicated !!

Remember when mc became a thing in uk (much later than in us) I hated the UK absence of the ‘and’. No matter it needs to be said fully to avoid my ire.

“Loving your work”
“See what I did there?”
And the dreaded “wow, just wow”. Because it never is.

Ah, I understand your ire.

Why do you think macaroni cheese (and/no and) was in America before the UK? I’m not all that old, but it’s been around all my life.