Most hated modern day small talk phrases….

[Pookieray]

"kiddos" I hate it when someone refers to their children as "kiddos".
I don't know why but it angers me.

 

[Pookieray]

I’ve stopped using the word ‘just’ and it’s going pretty well. Instead of typing an email saying that you’re just checking on something, say that you’re checking on something.

My wife has the habit of using "just" when ordering at a restaurant. I'll "just" have .........
drives me insane.

 

[Pookieray]

not a saying but anytime someone orders and holds a menu up to the wait staff and says and points to what they want to order.
Dang mouth breathers! *

 

[stateu1]

My wife has the habit of using "just" when ordering at a restaurant. I'll "just" have .........
drives me insane.

Mine reads the dish exactly as it shows on the menu. "I'll just have the Zesty Buttermilk Milk Fried Southwestern Chicken Sandwich with Pepperjack Cheese on a Brioche Bun."

 

[horshack.sixpack]

My wife has the habit of using "just" when ordering at a restaurant. I'll "just" have .........
drives me insane.

“Can I have” just once I want some smartass server to say “no”

 

[Mr. Cook]

Now, get off my lawn.

Hold my beer

 

[85Bears]

“You feel me” ?

 

[Mr. Cook]

Bruh, if this thread continues, we gonna have to learn Spanish. Its all good though, it is what it is. I mean the posters on this board - if you know, you know, amirite? For all intents and purposes a lot of these phrases have their place. To be honest with you, some are prolly gonna get triggered no matter what you say. OK so here's the thing, at the end of the day, put some respect on my name, ya heard me? Anywho, circling back to the point, y'all are my fam, but I don't have the bandwidth to continue trying to explain. Have an amazing day, we are MState, literally!

Can I vomit now?*******

 

[Mr. Cook]

If this list gets any longer no one is going to be able to say anything.**

Not here. If you’re looking for etiquette, good grammar, and reasonable opinions, you better find another board. ********

 

[Mr. Cook]

You definitely don't want to be called "good buddy"

“10-4, good buddy”

 

[Mr. Cook]

My wife has the habit of using "just" when ordering at a restaurant. I'll "just" have .........
drives me insane.

This made me laugh. Ladies do this all the time.

“I’ll *just* have the left side of the menu….”

 

[Mr. Cook]

“You feel me” ?

Brah

 

[85Bears]

“That burger Slayed”

 

[22yardpunt]

1) “I know right”

2) “So what does that look like”, followed by 17ed up description, when describing an idea;

3) “we did such and such in the such and such space”;

Carlin used to call it soft language. Much of modern day pussiness. Why use these extra words?

Colleague of mine last week said they liked to “capture” employees on a full-time basis instead of just saying “we prefer to hire full-time instead of on a contract basis.”

 

[beachbumdawg]

1) “I know right”

2) “So what does that look like”, followed by 17ed up description, when describing an idea;

3) “we did such and such in the such and such space”;

Carlin used to call it soft language. Much of modern day pussiness. Why use these extra words?

You doing too much
Bruh
No Cap

 

[dorndawg]

In the corporate world:
synergy
agile

Day to day:
Gaslighting

I hate those words and the phrases containing them.

Just the other day, you told us how much you like these phrases.

 

[Jack Klompus.sixpack]

“No problem” instead of “You’re welcome”.

 

[AROB44]

Ole Miss has passed us by in _______.

 

[85Bears]

“No problem” instead of “You’re welcome”.

I actually say that quite a bit

 

[85Bears]

You doing too much
Bruh
No Cap

I asked my HS kid what a cheesey popular slang that is used a lot and he said “no cap”

 

[85Bears]

Horrible football fan posts :

LFG

Lets Goooooooooooo !


he just gets it

 

[99jc]

to tell the truth

 

[Jack Klompus.sixpack]

I actually say that quite a bit

 

[Ranchdawg]

Sports announcers with their babble:
"Can you believe it?!?!"
"That will make the top 10 on ESPN!"
"They have spurtability!"
"Oh my!"
"Physicality favors . . ."
"He wishes he could do that over!"

 

[Mobile Bay]

I do hope you realize that my handle is not based on that acronym

I always thought it was a statement of your sexuality.

 

[Wesson Bulldog]

In the corporate world:
synergy
agile

Day to day:
Gaslighting

I hate those words and the phrases containing them.

I hate that word and have no idea what it's use means.

 

[85Bears]

I hate that word and have no idea what it's use means.

No cap Bruh, on my mama. That slays

 

[Mr. Cook]

If you use the phrase “it is what it is” I assume that you are a stupid person with no ability to influence the world around you and you just accept whatever hand you are dealt.

Or a wise person who realizes that they cannot control what they cannot control

Not sayin’, just sayin’*********

 

[InTheIttaBenaHotSun]

Back in the day

This one has aggravated me for years.

What are you talking about back in the day? Do you mean yesterday? Or do you mean a few years ago? Or do you mean when you were a kid? Or do you mean when you were in college? Or maybe you mean when you were in your 30's?

Be specific when referencing the past.

 

[85Bears]

back in the day Dawg, me and my posse.

Another horrible football fan post when a recruit is signed “Let’s Ride”

 

[Villagedawg]

"kiddos" I hate it when someone refers to their children as "kiddos".
I don't know why but it angers me.

Oh I forgot. I hate hubby or wifey too.

 

[Puppychow]

… and I was like 100% because at the end of the day it is what it is.

 

[InTheIttaBenaHotSun]

The use of the word "take" referred to someone's opinion. Example....Well, my take is this.

No, you're not in a gang of bank robbers and no, you're not splitting up a bag of stolen money between gang members.

"It's been a minute" similar to "Back in the day".....Again, be specific when referring to time.

 

[blacklistedbully]

1) “I know right”

2) “So what does that look like”, followed by 17ed up description, when describing an idea;

3) “we did such and such in the such and such space”;

Carlin used to call it soft language. Much of modern day pussiness. Why use these extra words?

Anybody already say, "It's an existential threat to our democracy!"?

 

[Beretta.sixpack]

Egregious

thanks to SportsTalk MS on Supertalk in the afternoon....Hadad isn't as bad as Cross and Borkey.....that is every 5th word out of their mouths

 

[Beretta.sixpack]

"at the end of the day..."

I always thought that at the end of the day the day was over?

holy crap....my regional director uses this phrase 67 times a day.....two weeks ago we had a Teams call and all the guys were on a group text would race to put +1 in the group every time he said it....what's even worse, is now i say it at least 2-3x day because of him and i can't stop

 

[Dawg1976]

"I'm on a fixed income". Actually a favorite among us geezers. I have a friend who hates it so I use it all the time.

 

[Mr. Cook]

Anybody already say, "It's an existential threat to our democracy!"?

 

[thekimmer]

I kinda hate it when people call me buddy. Dude or man is fine but buddy or bud bothers me.

How about 'sport' or 'boss'.

 

[stateu1]

How about 'sport' or 'boss'.

Hate boss. haven't been called sport except by my grandfather 40 years ago, so I'll let that slide.