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What words do you absolutely HATE hearing?
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What words do you absolutely HATE hearing?
"no"
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Originally Posted by Tifa's Boobs
Also, my answer is: Hubby. As in the slang term for husband. They should be beaten to death by grocery store magazines.
Snog is the worst word to ever be used by anyone ever.
smegma
chortle
Nosh. :barf:
knick-knacks
...If I mention it here I'll get 3 million skype messages consisting of nothing but that word repeated over and over again :|
spit it out, nancy!
smurfing haaaaaaaaaaate moist goddamn it
No words bother me, but many of the ones that bother you people make me giggle.
Any time I see more than one spoiler tag I just hit reply with quote. I would hope others do too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Faris
Puckered.
This word kind of makes me cringe a lot when used as slang for lady bits. (SPOILER)Pussy JUST URRRGH :(
How are we still friends? Because I am pretty sure I use that word a lot...Quote:
Originally Posted by Faris
Gay used as in the boring/dull/stupid sense. It has nothing to do with me being gay that makes me upset. There is just so many better words out there to use. EXPAND YOUR VOCABULARY.
Phlegm. I'll hand it to the guy who came up with it, it's pretty fitting. But gross.
More like expand your gay!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Summoner of LeviathanHow are we still friends? Because I am pretty sure I use that word a lot...Quote:
Originally Posted by Faris
Gay used as in the boring/dull/stupid sense. It has nothing to do with me being gay that makes me upset. There is just so many better words out there to use. EXPAND YOUR VOCABULARY.
How about I expand your gay? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pantz
If there is such a word, it's so vile to the point where I've blocked it out and can't think of it to post it here.
yogurt :\
Checkmate, Pantz :smug:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Summoner of LeviathanHow about I expand your gay? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pantz
Because I love you.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Summoner of LeviathanHow are we still friends? Because I am pretty sure I use that word a lot...Quote:
Originally Posted by Faris
Tender. Supple. Nifty. Word. Lemon.
zenon
Squall
Nosh to me is just a word meaning "nibble on while conversing with people you see only during holidays on unimportant things, using the nibble to avoid awkward silences in that conversation." :pQuote:
Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF
Spelunk.
It's not a word but, a phrase. "Piece of mind" Really? You're really going to give me a piece of your brain? awesome because you don't need it, only old weirdos should be saying that phrase.
"Bloody", because it is so bloody British.
France rule!
Tory
I bet this thread has made Sarah very moist.
There's plenty of words I don't care to use, but none that really bother me to hear. You people are weird.
YoU. PeoPle. aRe. WIeRD.
My hubby (a tory) said no to my moist, puckered, tender lips snogging him after eating yogurt, and even chortled at the bloody idea. He's so gay.
I'm pretty sure the saying is "Peace of Mind"...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bert
Piece of mind does look pretty horrific when written down though. In fact, wasn't there an Iron Maiden album called 'Piece of Mind'?
No, I think there are two sayings.Quote:
Originally Posted by BubbaI'm pretty sure the saying is "Peace of Mind"...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bert
Piece of mind does look pretty horrific when written down though. In fact, wasn't there an Iron Maiden album called 'Piece of Mind'?
"I'm gonna give him a piece of my mind for this!"
and
"I'm doing it for the peace of mind."
Of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by LockhartedNo, I think there are two sayings.Quote:
Originally Posted by BubbaI'm pretty sure the saying is "Peace of Mind"...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bert
Piece of mind does look pretty horrific when written down though. In fact, wasn't there an Iron Maiden album called 'Piece of Mind'?
"I'm gonna give him a piece of my mind for this!"
and
"I'm doing it for the peace of mind."
I stand corrected.
Well, to be fair, they are two entirely separate sayings, separated literally by the word "my" or any other pronoun. No one would say simply "I'm gonna give them a piece of mind."
As for Bert, I assumed he was being ironic.
Also, sometimes "ironic" makes me think of Zap Branagan which :barf:
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