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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Gringo Bling] #8327359 07/21/21 06:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Gringo Bling
The misuse of the word "literally".

When someone on this forum posts something and another poster quotes them in agreeance with "THIS".

Words/phrases that make me cringe: like, foodie, furbaby, hubby/hubster/wifey/bae, ratchet, no cap, Yaaaaasss, "So, I did a thing", "It is what it is", "It's all part of God's plan. Everything happens for a reason."


Ratchet? I'm lost on that one.


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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Choctaw] #8327360 07/21/21 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Choctaw
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I could care less! Really?


That's a killer and makes no sense whatsoever.



It is supposed to be "I couldn't care less." The actual phrase is okay and I use it. It means that you don't care one bit.

If you say "I could care less" that means you care about whatever you are talking about to some degree.

Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: 68rustbucket] #8327361 07/21/21 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by 68rustbucket
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furbaby


You also forgot furparents

barf


The first time I actually heard it being used I was slightly hung over trying to enjoy some tacos. I wanted to vomit everywhere having to listen to that couple spew those words.


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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Guy] #8327365 07/21/21 07:07 PM
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What is “no cap?”

Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Grizz] #8327371 07/21/21 07:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Grizz
Originally Posted by Gringo Bling
The misuse of the word "literally".

When someone on this forum posts something and another poster quotes them in agreeance with "THIS".

Words/phrases that make me cringe: like, foodie, furbaby, hubby/hubster/wifey/bae, ratchet, no cap, Yaaaaasss, "So, I did a thing", "It is what it is", "It's all part of God's plan. Everything happens for a reason."


Ratchet? I'm lost on that one.


ghetto, trashy, etc.


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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Sneaky] #8327378 07/21/21 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Sneaky
What is “no cap?”

From Dicionary.com: The expression no cap is slang meaning "no lie" or "for real," often used to emphasize someone is not exaggerating about something hard to believe.

Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Sneaky] #8327805 07/22/21 02:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Sneaky
What is “no cap?”


I work with about 120 university students on a daily basis (it'll be back to around 230 in a month or so once everything is fully reopened)...I learned that phrase a couple of months ago...My vocabulary has expanded exponentially in the last six years...as has my knowledge of emojis and how they creatively use those....God bless America. roflmao

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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Guy] #8327885 07/22/21 06:11 AM
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Thanks. How in the world did that ever come to be?

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Originally Posted by Herbie Hancock
Originally Posted by Grizz
Originally Posted by Gringo Bling
The misuse of the word "literally".

When someone on this forum posts something and another poster quotes them in agreeance with "THIS".

Words/phrases that make me cringe: like, foodie, furbaby, hubby/hubster/wifey/bae, ratchet, no cap, Yaaaaasss, "So, I did a thing", "It is what it is", "It's all part of God's plan. Everything happens for a reason."


Ratchet? I'm lost on that one.


ghetto, trashy, etc.


Okay, that one has somehow gotten by me.


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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Guy] #8327918 07/22/21 11:35 AM
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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Sneaky] #8327970 07/22/21 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Sneaky
Thanks. How in the world did that ever come to be?


Woke? I would guess the ending of Spike Lee's School Daze movie.


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Originally Posted by Payne
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Thanks. How in the world did that ever come to be?


Woke? I would guess the ending of Spike Lee's School Daze movie.



I'm probably wrong

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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Payne] #8328335 07/22/21 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Payne
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Thanks. How in the world did that ever come to be?


Woke? I would guess the ending of Spike Lee's School Daze movie.


No cap. Who came up with that?

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That one is easier than woke, Young Thug & Future No Cap song



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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: bassfishinglawyer] #8328358 07/22/21 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by bassfishinglawyer
"Very" - just a few examples:

"It happened on the very first play of the game." Was that BEFORE the first play of the game?

"It's the very last door on your left." As opposed to the last door on your left.

"I was the very first person in line." That is in front of the first person in line obviously.

IT HAS A PLACE, BUT GETS USED way TOO OFTEN.

Very good point...
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Re: Over used words that get on your nerves... [Re: Ktexas14] #8328364 07/22/21 05:00 PM
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I could care less! Really?


That's a killer and makes no sense whatsoever.



It is supposed to be "I couldn't care less." The actual phrase is okay and I use it. It means that you don't care one bit.

If you say "I could care less" that means you care about whatever you are talking about to some degree.


The phrase is "I couldn't care less." Period.

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Oh yeah.........Robust.


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Oh yeah.........Robust.


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I think that’s an engineer thing. All the more reason to lose your lunch.

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"feel me"
This one is almost perverted.
"Do you feel me?"


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And "baby mama"


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And "baby mama"


Dang.

That's a good one.


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Gee, is there a list of words that are okay to use that won't bother anyone?

Ah, I hope it was okay to say "Gee"? scratch


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