What Phrases or Words Irritate You?

Babymomma or Babydaddy said as if either phrase were a single word. (Also, is it really that hard to say "mother/father of my child"?)

 

Old-school for "it is what it is" was "That's the way the cookie crumbles" or........."the ball bouncesd". To me, those sounded better. more positive, in a way.

 

"I got this" unless it's the check

 

I'm out of touch...never heard babymomma/daddy.

 

"I left my badge in my car."

Then walk your lazy *** back out to it & get it.

 

Conversate

 

we hear that all the time now on Modern Family.

 

on your last one-yes, I agree. Makes it sound logical to say "I think the ball bounced somewhere between you and I".

 

I'm VERY tired of "I'm(She/he's LIKE" and He/she GOES. My college friend(thus, just a couple years younger than me)STILL says "He GOES".

 

Here's one........."is is". (The reason for the delay is is a big traffic pileup).

 

that one is like "thanks for the INVITE. (yuck).

 

As if...

 

True that

 

For real

 

" just sayin" when I hear that after someone says something they feel was a biting remark I want to kick them in the throat. " Figure it out" that is one I hear to often when my wife is mad at me which makes me hate it all the more.

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You're in Florida. Old people are hard of hearing.

Ps. Before my wife got hearing aids she told me I mumbled; now she tells me I need hearing aids.

 

I live for the day when the same people who say all this "new wave" stuff, say "no one says that anymore". Then we can get back to "The fact is" (instead of "the truth is is that...)

 

That one surprised me. I do it all the time not realizing it might bother someone.

 

"Speaks out"

I tend to notice this in titles of news articles. The title will be something like "Mother of arrested teen speaks out" or "Shooting victim speaks out".

I'm not sure why it bugs me other than it's over use.