What is your personal Most Annoying Word?

minnesmoker said:
I disagree. Your use ended with an "s." I used the more pure form.

Now, go eat your custard, and think about it while putting on your unitard.
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Yeah, it rejected it a couple times because it wasn't long enough. So I took some license.

Edit... Once I got in the neighborhood of "they killed Kenny" I couldn't leave.
 
epic

ever since those stupid bud light commercials everyone wants to use the word epic....like they really know what the word means :roll:
 
cricket101 said:
I agree. The public will never take pot seriously if we keep naming strains with ghetto street slang!
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Just like alcohol... nobody takes ghetto sounding drinks seriously... colt 45 for instance, I mean hell Billy D as the spokesman... how ghetto!!!
let's drink a foty...

Btw I take pot very seriously even when it's called dro... or any other slang term
SH420
 
joe macclennan said:
what about goofball?

my dog acts like a goofball all the time and it cracks me up.
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Goofball is fine with me, I could have been more forth coming with an explanation as to why I dislike it so much. In my neck of the woods, you never used the word lightly even in jest because of it's context here. It's a prison term and it's used to describe the lowest of the low and your worth is less then the ground you walk on. I've been witness to horrible beatings due to someone's lack of knowledge and uttering it in the wrong place, I've seen bars cleared and guys dragged out their house. A friend of mine once dismissed the crude remark of being called a N****, let it slide until the guy called him a goof...my friend spent the next 3 yrs in jail for assault with intent.
 
minnesmoker said:
I disagree. Your use ended with an "s." I used the more pure form.

Now, go eat your custard, and think about it while putting on your unitard.
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I love the look on her face ... "oh do tell me more, King Leotard!"

My pet-peeve word is "impact" used as a verb. Transitive, even.

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As he basks, he drinks whisky from his flasks, but calls it tea, if anyone asks.

(I'd apologize, but we both know it's a lie.)
 
irregardless it was added as an official word in the dictionary last year... completely ridiculous, it isn't a word!

Along with over use of "like"
 
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