6 Annoying Words

[purelife]

15 seconds!  Holy moly mackeral!  

[Marik]

I blame Shaggy from Scooby-Doo for the "like" thing. I watched that show a lot when I was in elementary school - and Shaggy would always end up saying "like" numerous times. (for example: "like, zoinks!")  Then I picked up that bad habit and started saying "like..." way too often.

[purelife]

Oh and that song...

  Ohhhh baby, I like it like that.....  

[weird al]

The irritating word and phrase catalogue is totally immense. Don't go there, man - we need closure.

[Sportsdude]

As your resident teen on this board, which makes me an expert. I do not use the six words mentioned:   random, sweet, intense, essentially, ultimately, technically  

  I have a beef thou, who can essentially, ultimately and technically be hip words?

If I use the word sweet I'm always mimicking Napolean Dynamite.

I use odd instead of random

  But I'm the exception, I use a lot of british slang. I do not get the cali talk either. Those people give me a headache.

 

[kitten]

I really hate hearing "you know" several times in a sentence.  I know one person that uses this phrase incessantly, and I tend to go out of my way to avoid her when possible.  It's like putting "filler" between the words so nobody can interrupt.

[Marik]

cali talk? Is that when those video game nerds talk in a similar fashion to this...?

i m uber 1337

[kingy]

.

[Gopher]

Bush, Cheney, Blair, Rice, Awesome, Ginormous

[TehBorken]

 weird al wrote:
The irritating word and phrase catalogue is totally immense. Don't go there, man - we need closure.

Like, totally.
 

[soapbox]

think outside the box

  our team needs synergy

  your ei is almost out

[Future Canadian]

I really hate hearing people using "like", "basically", and bullshit buzzwords like "proactive". And I really don't like sentences that end with "all" or using "all" as a verb. As is "I was all..."
But I really really hate when I catch myself saying any of the above! I'm all...

[P.C.]

'infrastructure' is starting to bother me.  I suppose because I've been hearing it lately, from people who like to use it because it's such a great word....not because it's relevent to the conversation.