Most annoying/overused/stupid words and abbreviations that you are sick of. (Iowa, New Hampshire)

[zonababe]

Originally Posted by Mikey_NC

The most annoying phrase I hear all the time is "Don't go there"...or "Oh, you don't want to go there".

Runner up would be "How good is that?" or "How tasty is that?"

How good is that? It's all good!
If it were "all good"...City-data would not exist!!!!

[ditto]

"DD" is also a very annoying abbreviation.

[kittytoes2006]

Originally Posted by dynimagelv

es[ecially when they pronounce it as Nomesain.....

Absolutely!

[ESFP]

Have to agree with all the rest of you, especially, "MY BAD". I cringe when someone ends every sentence with "and everything". Same as earlier post mentioned "know what I'm saying?" AHHHHH! Like, have a, like, nice day!

[elston]

"irregardless" as used by Gov. Huckabee twice in a few seconds. Regardless of his usage, it still sounds ignorant and uneducated to me.

[RuralCoastalGuy]

how about the classic "I had my dog spaded

[elston]

Originally Posted by ESFP

Have to agree with all the rest of you, especially, "MY BAD". I cringe when someone ends every sentence with "and everything". Same as earlier post mentioned "know what I'm saying?" AHHHHH! Like, have a, like, nice day!

and the sarcastic "whatever" with a sigh and attitude

[kittytoes2006]

Originally Posted by kittytoes2006

Absolutely!

This is great. If you're ever talking to someone and they keep ending every sentence with "know what I'm saying" or "nomesain", just once after they say that, you say "No, I don't". It's priceless the look on their face. And EVERY time the ignorant fool will go into breaking it down for you even more and will inevitably use "know what I'm saying" (nomesain) in the breakdown. Do it...I dare you. It's great; you'll remember it for the rest of your life.

By the way, my little happy guy is really showing off his "grill" isn't he???

[Twinkle Toes]

I'm getting pretty sick of hearing the word "awesome". Why is everything all of a sudden so "awesome"??? I also hate it when people use the word "like" in every sentence. Can't we like, say things anymore without like, well, using the word like? It's just not, like, that awesome!

[kittytoes2006]

I was sharing this forum with a friend of mine last night and she couldn't believe nobody had said "actually" yet. We were watching the news a couple of nights ago and a young woman was being interviewed about something and I would wager she said "actually" 15 times in the course of 60 minutes.