I just heard one on TV that reminded me I hate it. The host asks a question to the guest, and the guest's first word is "Sure". It's like saying "All right, that's a good enough question, I'll answer it". Guests can shoot themselves in the foot with this because what if they say "Sure. No I don't think so". Makes em sound silly to me, like saying "Yes. No."

The other one is when someone asks a question and the responder says: "So",... Example: Q:How do you know your analytics are sound? A: So, we limited our assumptions and by...

I can't stand "so" being used like that!!! Glad to join you on that one.

here's another..........."if you will".

Well, actually, I DON'T will it, but it's gonna happen anyhow, isn't it?

that's my reply to that too...I think that came about in place of "for lack of a better word/phrase".

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I had a friend who used to say that. She also thought "Rolodex" (the rotary file card system) was the plural of "Rolodeck".

Just keep going until everything makes sense.

Ska-punk music subculture, largely Orange County, is where it comes from. The band No Doubt and lead singer Gwen Stefani brought it nation wide.

Catchy though.

When someone posts an SOTD talking about how they made lather in a "bowel".

And some wonder why their brush has a "Rank Stank" to it.
I slay myself!!

Whatever you do, don't google "shave cream enema"

People Capitalising Each Word Are A Pain!

ALL CAPS ARE EVEN WORSE!

STOP YELLING!!!!!

As are people who use apostrophe's where they should not.

That's because the grammar rules in English are so different from my native language. I'm doing my best

Understandable. My irritation lies with native speakers of the language.