A Day of Hate - Words!

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Rawky-Roo

Seeing as zazz has started a hate poll, I'd thought I would start a new thread about 'words'.

What words or sayings do you HATE? And in what context?

Currently I am hating:

'Ideal' When you are explaining something to someone about something you have achieved (in whatever form) and they reply with 'Ideal'. Or even worse 'Ideal mate!' ARRRRGH Its triple the hate when a girl says it too.

'Get on' or 'Geddon' Similar to 'Ideal' this can also be used in the same contexts. 'Geddon Mate!' ARRRRRRRGGGGHH!

'Proper Job' Again, can be used in a similar context to 'ideal' and 'geddon'. 'Proper job mate' ARRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGHHHHHH!

'Mate'

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KaffsMember 10 years

Ooooh, Rawks! Thread's ideal! It's a proper job, mate! Geddon!!!

8/6/116:49 AM

KaffsMember 10 years

<=== prozac

8/6/116:50 AM

squiggleMember 10 years

Oh no Rawky you can't pick on 'proper job' its a lovely West Country saying and ideally (see what I did there ) is said with a real country burr.

8/6/116:52 AM

Rawky-RooMember 10 years

Originally Posted by KaffyBaffy:

Ooooh, Rawks! Thread's ideal! It's a proper job, mate! Geddon!!!

8/6/116:55 AM

Rawky-RooMember 10 years

Originally Posted by squiggle:

Oh no Rawky you can't pick on 'proper job' its a lovely West Country saying and ideally (see what I did there ) is said with a real country burr.

The thing is Squig-Squogs, I am a West Country-tarian but I cannot abide our lingo. I'm the only one in my family that doesn't seem to have adopted a strong accent.

I think i realised the accent from a very young age, so subconsciously taught myself to sound like a posh bastard.

8/6/116:57 AM

zazzMember

OOOOH a good ole hate sesh!!

Wedge (as in money)

Joshing (joking...why not just say joking?!)

Hun

Oh, I will be thinking on this!

8/6/116:58 AM

squiggleMember 10 years

Me too (we are practically neighbours, aww) but I guess I still speak with a London/Essex accent. I do love to hear it when you speak to a real Devonian though.

I didn't quote you Rawky refers to your last post above ^^^^^^^^^^

8/6/116:59 AM

PeterCatMember

Mate

8/6/117:00 AM

cologne 1Member Memoriam

Oh no Rawky you can't pick on 'proper job' its a lovely West Country saying and ideally (see what I did there ) is said with a real country burr.

I agree with squiggle. We're in the West Country mate.

8/6/117:05 AM

zazzMember

Originally Posted by PeterCat:

Mate

awww mate...I didnt know! I say mate a fair bit, to my mates sorry, peter, mate!

8/6/117:08 AM

Extremely Fluffy Fluffy ThingMember VIP10 yearsModerator

Like....you know....aks....asterix (instead of asterisk)

I'm sure I'll come up with more soon.

8/6/117:19 AM

SydMember 10 years

My daughter has a annoying habit of making a suggestion, hoping for a yes reply...for example..."Oooh I think we will have a Chinese for dinner" then saying "No?" after it...........

Really bugs me...I often reply "No", just to annoy her.....

8/6/117:28 AM

Rawky-RooMember 10 years

Originally Posted by Roxan:

Sweetie.

OH's family all call me Sweetie - do I seem remotely sweet???

Well you do have a pinata as your avi pic...and they're full of sweets

8/6/117:38 AM

Blizz'ardMember 10 years

My kids like using like, like every second word, like!

I usually say, "Sorry, I wasn't really listening. I was counting your likes."

8/6/117:44 AM

jacksonbMember

'obviously' as in

you are ,obviously, stupid/gross/heartless/nasty or whatever they decide is a put down at the time

if you can't use it properly then don't use it at all.

8/6/117:51 AM

CindsMember 10 yearsMemoriam

Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:

My kids like using like, like every second word, like!

I usually say, "Sorry, I wasn't really listening. I was counting your likes."

Your children speak? Mine just grunts these days.

8/6/118:32 AM

CindsMember 10 yearsMemoriam

Originally Posted by Roxan:

Originally Posted by Cinds:

Originally Posted by Blizz'ard:

My kids like using like, like every second word, like!

I usually say, "Sorry, I wasn't really listening. I was counting your likes."

Your children speak? Mine just grunts these days.

I have a husband like that *sigh*

Husband / child, there really isn't much difference.

8/6/118:52 AM

KayteeMember 10 years

Innit.....and Is it

Me personally

Your instead of you're or you are in the written word

8/6/1112:51 PM

jacksonbMember

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Innit.....and Is it

Me personally

Your instead of you're or you are in the written word

obviously.

8/6/1112:53 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Roxan:

Sweetie.

OH's family all call me Sweetie - do I seem remotely sweet???

ohhh, I really like it when my ( American) mother in law calls me that! It sounds crap in a Glasgow accent though

8/6/1112:54 PM

Former Member

I don't mind " mate", but it makes me cringe when folk start sentences with it .

8/6/1112:56 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Roxan:

Sweetie.

OH's family all call me Sweetie - do I seem remotely sweet???

Yes I hate that too! I would have to say my name's Pam/Pamela....use it!

8/6/1112:58 PM

KayteeMember 10 years

Originally Posted by jacksonb:

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Innit.....and Is it

Me personally

Your instead of you're or you are in the written word

obviously.

and literally

8/6/111:07 PM

Former Member

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Originally Posted by jacksonb:

Originally Posted by Kaytee:

Innit.....and Is it

Me personally

Your instead of you're or you are in the written word

obviously.

and literally

a woman I work with uses " literally" all the time. " I literally died of embarrassment" was one classic.

8/6/111:12 PM

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