I hate the word "emo"

Squeegee.

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Originally Posted by Hambone

Also, depressed. Kids today can't seem to pick a better word to express sadness, grief, or solemness. They don't even think about the literal meaning of depression.

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God, yes. "I'm depressed. :(" No you're not! You're just bummed out! IT'S NOT THE SAME!

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Originally Posted by Roto13

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Originally Posted by Omni Legacy

It's not really a word, but I hate overuse of ellipses. Especially, when...people do it...to make themselves...seem deep...or dark...or whatever. It's annoying.

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Yes. I refuse to read posts that have too many ellipses. I just assume the poster is too dumb to have anything relevant to add.

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Ellipses are the best n.n

I don't use them as much as I normally do, but I do use them a lot because I just talk that way sometimes, and I prefer to type things out the way I say them...or think them, anyway. I also use them when starting a sentence with conjunctions like "and" or "but" because a sentence doesn't properly start with those and it bothers me to see a captialized And at the beginning of a sentence.

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Originally Posted by Roto13

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Originally Posted by Omni Legacy

It's not really a word, but I hate overuse of ellipses. Especially, when...people do it...to make themselves...seem deep...or dark...or whatever. It's annoying.

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Yes. I refuse to read posts that have too many ellipses. I just assume the poster is too dumb to have anything relevant to add.

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Originally Posted by Captain Maxx Power

Chillax.

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Good God, I hate that word.

I don't like when people use "addicting" in the wrong context.

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Originally Posted by Balzac

I don't like when people use "addicting" in the wrong context.

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Are you addicted to pointing it out?

Oh, and Pureghetto demonstrated as to why I hate the word emo quite well. Using the term allows you to determine things about a person when the two things are completely and totally unrelated! Of course, this will be inaccurate, and lead to false conceptions of said person. Plus, one can easily alter the definition of the word emo to a specific thing in a smaller community, which will eventually spread into other communities, creating a new trend.

Apparently, Mexico doesn't much care the word "emo" either.

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Originally Posted by Balzac

I don't like when people use "addicting" in the wrong context.

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Hell yes I agree! I hate it when people use "addicting" when it should be addictive.