Phrases people say that irritate you (person, member, abuse)

[Daffodil_fields]

I love everyone's replies!

Thought of another one -

"That's kinda my jam"

[chiluvr1228]

- Happy Wife - Happy Life
- Whatever
- Irregardless
- Sorry, not sorry
- I could care less. It's "I couldn't care less". If you could care less that would mean you could actually care less that you already do.

and using the word like every other word.

[Mr_Geek]

Men who call their wives/significant others their "old lady". Yuck!

[Diane de Poitiers]

"Bite my head off" to mean getting annoyed with someone.

"Nose in a book" to mean reading.

"Feed your face" to mean eating.

[Willamette City]

"Can doodie woodie", I can do it.



"enuffy wuffy", That's enough.

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by silibran

I was taught not you use hopefully at all. But of course I do.

I was told you use it very sparingly. I mean, it IS a word. I say it all the time, but I tried to avoid writing it.

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by Willamette City

"Can doodie woodie", I can do it.



"enuffy wuffy", That's enough.

I think I might have an urge to slap someone if I heard them use those words.

[arleigh]

I didn't realize there were so many intolerant angry people.
The world is full of those trained using poor English,
I have heard so much, abuse in my lifetime it not worth correcting any more.
Best to be a good example, than be irritated by ignorance.
People do not like correction, and they often do not listen any way.
I am sure flaws can be found in my writing and speech, they are a way I am identified.

[mgkeith]

Originally Posted by gentlearts

“No problem”, when used instead of “You’re welcome.”

Most things that people say with good intentions don't bother me, but this one is a bit irritating.


Restaurant servers say it a lot. Saying "no problem" sounds like it might be a problem under different circumstances. If, after ordering, they bring me a drink and I say "thank you," I feel that "you're welcome" would be appropriate. "No problem" sounds like they went out of their way for me and are being generous.



That's the way the phrase was used as I was growing up.

[Willamette City]

Originally Posted by Zoisite

Life's too short to sweat the small stuff.
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Also: "Don't sweat the small stuff, and it's all small stuff."