What words or phrases irritate you the most?

[olger]

"Like been there, like done that.."

[Gerr]

Punctuating every sentence with, "You know."

[phkrause]

People calling others liberal's or conservative's based on there political perference's. That is the biggest crock of BS (sorry for that) in my book.

pk

[Dr. Shane]

"the bottom line is..."

"at the end of the day"

[Guest]

I don't mind the bottom line, but the end of the day is like fingernails on a chalkboard.

[Outta Here]

expletives

poop/fart

cute names for anatomy

definately

improper use of the words: they’re, their and there

OMG

use of the word “than” when the word “then” is intended

Xian

irregardless

ect. (Unless of course, it is being used to abbreviate the word ectoplasm.)

Sadventist

aks

might could

tight

props

whazzup

yo!

"gimme a holler"

This is a short list, there are many other unmentionables.

[Woody]

"I'll get back with you"

[Woody]

"party pooper"

[phkrause]

Aubrey does anyone talk to you anymore. hahahahahahahahahaha

Just kidding.

pk

[Outta Here]

No. In general, people don't talk much with me anymore.

[Nan]

I am happy to talk to you Aubrey, you know, to the end of the day, about the bottom line

or whatever else is pertinent at this point in time, but I cannot talk 24/7!!!!

[olger]

"It is what it is."

aarrghh

[olger]

"There ya go"

double arrgghh

[SivartM]

y'all

anything to do with ANYTHING that comes from a body

dude

swear words

"veggie" swear words (a word that is an anagram of "carp" which is apparently blocked by the filter on this forum, heck, etc.)

any derogatory words

pronouncing the "t" in "often"

pretty much any southern-isms

"could of", "should of", etc.

[GreatLakesGramma]

any kind of vulgarity or profanity

any form of put-down, regardless of who it is aimed at

since Aubrey brought up misspellings, I agree with all she mentioned, but I think the worst is "bokay." I have seen it on signs in front of floral shops, and felt like going in and complaining. (If I'd had time, I would have.)

would of, etc. - the correct form is would've

[Woody]

Went to the florist yesterday to buy my dear Blancheeeee some flowers. I bought her a 'bokay' but didn't see it spelled that way.

[Guest]

y'all

anything to do with ANYTHING that comes from a body

dude

swear words

"veggie" swear words (a word that is an anagram of "carp" which is apparently blocked by the filter on this forum, heck, etc.)

any derogatory words

pronouncing the "t" in "often"

pretty much any southern-isms

"could of", "should of", etc.

I guess you ain't from the south.

[SivartM]

Originally Posted By: SivartM

y'all

anything to do with ANYTHING that comes from a body

dude

swear words

"veggie" swear words (a word that is an anagram of "carp" which is apparently blocked by the filter on this forum, heck, etc.)

any derogatory words

pronouncing the "t" in "often"

pretty much any southern-isms

"could of", "should of", etc.

I guess you ain't from the south.

I've lived my whole life in the south. Most of my family speak southern.

I know, I don't know what happened, either.

[Gerr]

You done quit speaking southern? Just when I'm learning it?

[Dr. Rich]

"Whatever" To me that is like telling someone to go do something nasty.

[phkrause]

I've said that a few times myself Dr. Rich, but never to be nasty. Usually because the other person is really being a dork about something.

pk

[Neil D]

" What words or phrases irritate you the most?"

Those words or phrases uttered by individuals whose primary goal in life is to exclude those who are weak, who are poor, who are mometarily unthinking, who, in a moment of vulnerability, or realization, say something embarrassingly profound....

It's those, who promote the exclusion of these, that irritate me the most.....

[olger]

Ya gotta do what you gotta do.

[LynnDel]

"What's the 4-1-1?" or "Give me the 4-1-1!"

Too cutesy for me. "Information" still works, even when what they might really mean is "gossip."

LD

[Guest]

No cutesy for LynnDel.