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CLASSY I hate this word because i think it is completely archaic, sexist, and stupid. The concept of class is an ancient ideal that set up a sort of code that people (more specifically women) should follow. I think its outdated and it really grinds my gears when people use it today. I see so many people say how "so-and-so should be more classy" or "well at least I have class" but why the hell is the concept of class so valued? I feel that being "classy" involves forfeiting ones freedom of speech and stripping all individuality. This "code" dictates how us women of society SHOULD act, talk, behave, etc. and i find it rather annoying, in part because it only applies to women (sorry to go all feminist for a sec), but also because it doesn't take any skill. Its not admirable to conform to society's standards just for the sake of being seen in a positive light. In addition being classy reaps no rewards aside from being perceived positively by others, and if that is someones primary concern he or she seriously needs to reevaluate his or her priorities. Yesterday I saw someone tweet a quote from Coco Channel which says "A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous". My thoughts? Well, if at any point in time all I have to say for myself is that I am "classy and fabulous", I would fully support if someone decided to end my life. I personally think a more appropriate quote to abide by is "Life is too short to be classy, f*ck that sh*t." -Kim Schifino
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The phrase "must be nice" is one that I don't like. It's filled with sarcasm, judgment and jealousy. It's never meant to be nice so why say it?
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"It is what it is."
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"It is what it is."
I hear this when people want to avoid responsibility in a situation, or as an excuse to avoid being thoughtful or reflective about a possible learning opportunity. Where did this come from? (I just noticed that others agree!)
"Cool story bro."
my students say this when they want to let someone know that what they just said is boring or pointless. It is rude and way over used.
"legitimately"
Swear to flying spaghetti monster, I heard someone use it three times in one sentence.
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ohh im in high school
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ohh im in high school
i think i could write a book on all the words people keep coming up with /(-.-)\
most annoying so far
- "my fault"
-"dude just kill yourself"
- "chopping it"(said when two people are "flirting")
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I don't like "ma'am"
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I don't like "ma'am"
I don't like excessive swearing (although I do swear when angry or frustrated) But I hate the every other word swearing,,,,
I do not like when people say "Walmark" instead of Walmart,,,same as Kmart,,,
We joke at work about over-used phrases,,,,,and I see that "It is what it is" is on here too :)
"I got your back",,,,ahhhh,,,,there's many others,,,but I can't think right now,,,,lol,,,,ohhhh,,,and i do get sick of LMAO or LMFAO,,,that's while texting my younger cousins,,,,, ;)
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Funna
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Funna
ex. 1: "I'm funna call that ho!"
ex. 2: "Yous funna rune yo life!"
ex. 3: "I'm funna fail!"
-_-;
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"at the end of the day", "the fact of the matter is....", "irregardless", and when people use "I" as a direct object or the object of a preposition:
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"at the end of the day", "the fact of the matter is....", "irregardless", and when people use "I" as a direct object or the object of a preposition:
Samantha and I went to a movie. - correct
Jonathan went to the movie with Samantha and I. - incorrect!
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When I worked on a college campus - I'd sit out with the students a lunch and at some tables, every second or third word was f*ck. That expletive is the laziest repetitive verbal "tick" I've ever heard.
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When I worked on a college campus - I'd sit out with the students a lunch and at some tables, every second or third word was f*ck. That expletive is the laziest repetitive verbal "tick" I've ever heard.
I used to call it f*ck-pepper or f*ck-salt. Everything they said was heavily seasoned with that expletive. They didn't construct a single sentence without it. An all purpose word, the way they used it, noun-adjective-verb...question, exclamation, even a greeting.
I heard f*ck in all it's forms and phrases: f*ck you, f*****g hell, f*ck yeah, f*ck no, f*****g crazy, f*ck off, f*ck up, f****n' A, f****r, f*ck me, f*ck why, etc. If the dialogue was long enough I got to where I would actually count how many times some iteration the word was used - and it became a game.
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The abuse and diminution of the perfectly good and useful words:
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The abuse and diminution of the perfectly good and useful words:
Literally
Awesome
Unique
that is annoying,
and people who don't even notice that they use their, there and they're, wrongly all the time, or write "loose" when they mean lose or Prolly for probably,
or say Pacific
when they mean specific - What's the matter? did mommy make you eat puddings with a Poon?
pastics.
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