Most over used phrases you are sick of

[the wiz]

These are just some of the phrases I'm sooooooo sick of hearing or reading.


this is the hottest >>>

The biggest crave >>>>

You have to have this >>>>

 

[the wiz]

here are some more

If I can just change one person at a time

It for the good of the >>>>

We doing it for the children >>> (NO YOU DOING IT FOR YOUR OWN STUPID REASONS. YOU SELFISH BASTARDS)

 

[slap'n'ticklee]

When I was a kid;

* Wait til your father gets home
* Children should be seen but not heard

 

[QBWeaver]

In a chatroom setting....

A/S/L?

And.... I just love older women!

 

[Bugman]

We doing it for the children >>> (NO YOU DOING IT FOR YOUR OWN STUPID REASONS. YOU SELFISH BASTARDS

Indeed wiz.Its gotten to the point that hearing someone say that inspires projectial vomoting here.

 

[milagros317]

"think outside the box"
"the bottom line is ... "

 

[Artoo]

"You can take a horse to water but you can't make it drink."

 

[new2sceenbob]

This seems like a good place...

This seems like a good place to pass along something that my girlfriend said to me recently; "there is no i in team"(the annoying phrase), but there are 4 of them in platitude quoting idiot!!!

Sincerely,
Bob

 

[Tomskee]

I hate, HATE when someone says "fixin to." The phrase is "going to" or "about to." I used to work in a store and I would have to get on my knees. Invariably, some damn fool would come and say "Say one for me while your down there." I told a co-worker if I heard that one mo gin I would burn this muthafucker to the ground and he said he would bring the gasoline. So it was getting on his last nerve too.

 

[the wiz]

When I was a kid;

* Wait til your father gets home
* Children should be seen but not heard

I almost gotten myself in trouble on the last quote

 

[the wiz]

This seems like a good place to pass along something that my girlfriend said to me recently; "there is no i in team"(the annoying phrase), but there are 4 of them in platitude quoting idiot!!!

Sincerely,
Bob

There was a bud light commercial with a football player in it. The news person said that exact phrase to the football player.

the football player response was "THERE NO WE EITHER!!!!" I just love that reply.

 

[new2sceenbob]

Oh...

There was a bud light commercial with a football player in it. The news person said that exact phrase to the football player.

the football player response was "THERE NO WE EITHER!!!!" I just love that reply.

Oh, I guess that's where she got it from! I never did ask her.

Sincerely,
Bob

 

[babinsky]

I don't know when or where this started...

"I haven't got a clue.."

O.k. Sherlock, a simple "I don't know" is nothing to be ashamed of..

 

[brianspencer66]

I really hate when Im watching some fashion crap on TV and some spoiled bozo spews "This is a must have" for a 5,000 dollar watch!

 

[the wiz]

I really hate when Im watching some fashion crap on TV and some spoiled bozo spews "This is a must have" for a 5,000 dollar watch!

Man, i hate that term also

 

[The Sean Man]

"Bitch"...but only when it's used between guys. There's nothing that makes me giggle my ass off faster than two guys ready to fight and calling each other that name.

 

[the wiz]

"Bitch"...but only when it's used between guys. There's nothing that makes me giggle my ass off faster than two guys ready to fight and calling each other that name.

We can alway change it to POOTA.

 

[the wiz]

This one is HOT!

 

[BlackestLily]

I went to college with a guy who would say "Um actually" before anything else, would insert it in the middle of his sentence, and SOMEHOW find a way to end with it as well. A friend and I counted one day during his 10 minute presentation, tallying how many 'ums' and 'actuallys' occurred. The count ended up being somewhere around 75 a piece.

The woman I work with will also tell stories that are totally believable but will always say "literally" in the context of her being under the assumption that no one believes her.

Example: "I went to the store yesterday and pants were on sale for 20 dollars a pair. I mean, I LITERALLY paid....20 dollars!" Yes. We know.

 

[cloudgazer2k]

mayhaps not a "phrase", but talking in nothing but street makes me wanna rip out some throats.

"boy, i dun told dat showty, fo' sho'."

i mean...what the hell? what does any of that mean? it's even worse when overly-pampered white kids (the ones with the popped collars, crooked hats and pink polo shirts) not only say it, but type it as well.

 

[Tomskee]

mayhaps not a "phrase", but talking in nothing but street makes me wanna rip out some throats.

"boy, i dun told dat showty, fo' sho'."

i mean...what the hell? what does any of that mean? it's even worse when overly-pampered white kids (the ones with the popped collars, crooked hats and pink polo shirts) not only say it, but type it as well.

Boy, you have never lied. Suburban white kids using street slang is the worst.

 

[the wiz]

now that's whats up;

is a slang a lot of teen and 20+ yo say.

 

[He-Man]

"Silly rabbit--Trix are for kids!" (Give the damn rabbit some cereal, you greedy little brats!!)


One I heard alot in highschool when one kid would insult the other , the reply would be "Your momma". Yeah, that's real creative, isn't it.

 

[Francie_Pants]

The one I hate is when people substitute 'goes' for 'says' and similar substitutions:

And he goes, "Well, let me tell you..."

And she's going, "I'm not listening...."

And she went, "I'm outta here.."

I mean, gee. They're gone before they get a chance to say anything.

 

[Artoo]

Haha, I never thought about that, Francie, but I think it's going to start bugging me now!

"I fucked your Mum!"

I never understood that as an insult - I mean, mate, my Mum's 65. You're 21. Looks to me like a big result for Mum...not such a great result for you!