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MeMelYup wrote:

LDB415 wrote:Worse than that is when someone has an idear.

Now you axed for that.

That's another one I despise.

WildBill wrote:

Javier730 wrote:That video is like so annoying.

WildBill wrote:

Javier730 wrote:Using "so" and "like" in every sentence. I caught a glimpse of the kardashian show while visiting a friends home. They use those words too darn much. Ive heard these words being used constantly by young women at Wal-Mart. Extremely annoying.

The Kardashians didn't invent using "like" in every other sentence. This has been going on since I don't remember.
Didn't the song "Valley Girl" address this issue?

That video is like so annoying.

Using "so" and "like" in every sentence. I caught a glimpse of the kardashian show while visiting a friends home. They use those words too darn much. Ive heard these words being used constantly by young women at Wal-Mart. Extremely annoying.

WildBill wrote:

Javier730 wrote:"Capeesh?"

It's intentionally misspelled. Here is my "capeesh" story.

A few years ago, while working for one of my previous employers, a supervisor decided to have an employee meeting. In this meeting, the only issue he addressed was a foul odor a single employee gave off. When he was done with his lecture in hygiene, I told the supervisor he did not have gather everyone and embarrass the individual. The next morning the supervisor handed me a note that said something similar to, "I have been working here for 12 years. Ive been a supervisor longer than you have been alive. If you don't like the way I am running my company (it wasnt his company) you can find yourself another job. Capeesh?"
I too thought it was funny but even funnier was when I handed my supervisor a note that simply said, "Capisce", and he was completely clueless on what it said. He asked, " what is cu-pis-ke?"

"Capeesh?"

"Finna" or "finuhh" when used in place of going to.

"Long story short" when said by someone telling a story that is anything but short.

"Can I move over?", when your in the passenger seat on the highway and the driver is too lazy to check their side mirror and blindspot.

Abraham wrote:"Give It Up For" - This particular vulgarism is stated when the M.C. or a comedian entreats the audience for applause for the upcoming speaker, comedian, singer, etc.

I cringe every time I hear someone utter this bit of raunchiness.

Give it up for Abraham...

Abraham wrote:Who is this?

When uttered by an ignoramus telephone caller.

I posted this a while back on this thread. When someone calls my phone and asks that I immediately hang up and won't answer calls from that number. That really annoys me.

"Do I know you?" or any question that can only truly be answered by the person asking. Unless you got amnesia you should know the answer.

I dont like being told, "Come here". If you got something to say to someone you should go to them. If its not important or your not going to show something you cant move, like a boulder, you should go to the person. I especially dont like when that phrase is used with the "Come here" finger gesture.

Abraham wrote:Play Stupid Games - Win Stupid Prizes!

Can this hackneyed bit of witlessness be given a quiet death?

Phone etiquette: If you're the caller, it's up to you to immediately identify yourself, not demand the name of the person being called.

I feel the same way. When someone calls me and asks "Whos this?" I immediately hang up on them.

I dont like when someone calls my cell and says "Whos this?". When someones calls me and asks that I immediately hang up and will not answer any calls from that number.