What words do you refuse to use?

[Deleted member 44322]

And/or make you cringe?

For me its "awesome" or "rocking" (as in "so and so is rocking the new autumn/winter trend").

Aaargh.

 

[dom]

Americanisms in general but ‘dude’ is bad and people putting the emphasis on ‘re’ at the start of words.

 

[peachy]

And/or make you cringe?

For me its "awesome" or "rocking" (as in "so and so is rocking the new autumn/winter trend").

Aaargh.

Can't say.




I refuse to use them.


Cringey currently:
Yeh, yeh, yeh,
and worse
Yeh, yeh, yeh..........yes

 

[joemcdokes]

The expressive 'Really!' that has crept in over a number of years and 'my bad', all pricks who say it.

 

[Deleted member 44322]

Can't say.

Are you able to make an exception?

 

[peachy]

Are you able to make an exception?

No.

 

[Deleted member 44322]

The expressive 'Really!' that has crept in over a number of years and 'my bad', all pricks who say it.

My bad is awful.

 

[The Sinful Dwarf]

"Guys"

 

[Deleted member 44322]

No.

Go on..... just this once?

 

[dom]

No.

Ah go on Peachbutt!

 

[joemcdokes]

Can't say.




I refuse to use them.


Cringey currently:
Yeh, yeh, yeh,
and worse
Yeh, yeh, yeh..........yes

Do not say fuck or bugger.

 

[peachy]

The expressive 'Really!' that has crept in over a number of years and 'my bad', all pricks who say it.

I spent a while telling the "young ones" off for "my bad".
They all ended up saying "sorry peachy".

It's good being old sometimes.

 

[tenpins]

Lush.
Horrendous word used by imbeciles.

 

[Son of Stan]

I can't use the word 'literally' as I'm sick to bloody death of it being used constantly. And incorrectly too.

 

[dom]

Lush.
Horrendous word used by imbeciles.

And the Welsh seem particularly fond of saying it for some reason.

 

[The Hesford Diet]

I avoid using 'should'. Saying something 'should' be alright means nothing except a cop-out if something goes tits-up.

 

[robbied1]

Wicked

 

[Typhoonftm]

Two times. It's twice you f***ing prick.

 

[muggboots]

And/or make you cringe?

For me its "awesome" or "rocking" (as in "so and so is rocking the new autumn/winter trend").

Aaargh.

Cringe.



I'm not f***ing joking either.

 

[Arthur80]

Unreal, especially when it's used to describe bog standard kebabs or a pizza some bore has posted on Facebook.
Also the word super is being used a lot, everyone is now super excited about things.