So, here’s the thing…

Chill, chill out, chill yer beans but most of all CHILLAX

makes me want to boak.

use of the word chillax is punishable by instant fiery death

at least, when I rule the world it will be

Just saying………….. 😐

So, here’s the thing…

You know what?
At the end of the day…
It is what it is…

frankconway – Member
Granularity.
Do you mean more detail?

Or less, it’s quite a useful word in software development.

Another vote for going forward, even if it is two words.

Get angry at the bullshitter.

You are correct, I just think it’s a crap thing to say. If your calling out bullshit, just call someone a bullshitter.

It’s usually found in the politics or religion threads so the whole bloody thing is stupid and annoying anyway.

Wean. As in a Scottish colloquialism for a child.

Mrs Pinetree and I (both Scottish) have just had our first kid, and my mother-in-law insists on calling him a wean. Does my tits in.

Perhaps it’s just because I grew up in one of the nicer parts of western Scotland (yes, they exist) but it just sounds properly scummy to me.

https://www.indy100.com/article/the-17-grossest-words-in-the-english-language-7462691

#3 Phlegm

Why? It’s gross.

Ah, but phlegmatic is beautiful word

ads678 – Member

You are correct, I just think it’s a crap thing to say. If your calling out bullshit, just call someone a bullshitter.

It’s useful to explain why it’s bullshit, otherwise you just sound like a facebook commenter.

“Fresh Coffee” – I need to know what’s fresh about it? Freshly grown beans? Freshly Roast? Freshly brewed? Freshly wiped my nob on your coffee cup?

Mrs Pinetree and I (both Scottish) have just had our first kid, and my mother-in-law insists on calling him a wean. Does my tits in.

You should try bottle feeding the wean instead.

Winningest

Anyone using that goes onto the list.

+1 for artisan and craft

+1 for artisan, which actually means 2 things. Expensive & Shite, made by some cock who thinks theyr’e something special.

Metastatic. Melanoma. You can guess the rest 🙁 .

Boo TiRed. Hope you’re doing OK -I recall your thread earlier this year.

Common sense

Where and how does one acquire ones ” common sense” ❓

“Could of”. Positively hate this and always correct it in my student’s books. Because people don’t seem to get that could’ve is a contraction.

So, the following words literally drive me to be a little bit annoyed….;-)
“Smash it”& “my bad”… Groan .
Just ‘coz.

Gusset
Discharge
Frottage
Pilchard

They all make me feel like I’ve got a little bit of someone else’s vomit in my mouth

Words I dislike the mouth-feel of:

ear-ring

LOL

interlocutor

millefeuille

Words I dislike the brain-feel of:

The clutch of neo-Nazi neologisms that 2016 has shat into our common discourse;

Remoaner, virtue-signalling, snowflake, and any and all variations of getting or taking back control/my country/things being Great Again.

I’d be best skipping Question Time tonight, I think.

Homemade

As in authentic homemade chips.

Who’s home were they fried in then…

Perhaps it’s just because I grew up in one of the nicer parts of western Scotland (yes, they exist) but it just sounds properly scummy to me.

+1 bairn is a much nicer word

Wean just sounds common

StefMcDef – Member

virtue-signalling, snowflake

Virtue-signalling! Aaargh. It did have a meaning, once, but now it’s an attempt to turn not being a **** into an insult. Using the term these days is bellend-signalling.

Snowflake’s more interesting, since it’s so lacking in meaning and impact- it’s just the other person saying “I would like to insult you, but I lack the capacity”. It’s like an IOU for a proper insult.

Potential. Every **** **** arse copper on those police, camera action programme uses it every **** time they open they’re Krispy Kreme stuffed **** mouths. The bunch of retards.

Don’t forget “journey” either. Give me strength!

You lot really need to have some sex.
Urgently.
With a willing partner, your lonesome doesn’t count

COAGULATE GOD I JUST WANT KILL PEOPLE WHEN I HEAR IT

Lots of good, rage inducing words so far. I hate when people use acronyms as words OMG especially annoys me. People saying too when they actually mean to. Don’t know if it’s a Yorkshire thing, but I go to (tu) the shop not too (two) the shop. It’s like saying I’m as well the shop.

Re-purpose = You mean Re-use, or perhaps Recycle

Footpath = The way

Manage Expectations = Or; Manager/Senior Manager, who the **** set that target??!!

Winningest

Burglarise

Re-purpose = You mean Re-use, or perhaps Recycle

But it’s neither of those.

thing – as in is that/this really a thing

And reach out – kill with fire

I seem to hear this regularly in work, in overheard conversations in public and on TV numerous times a day, often it seems to be nonsensically inserted into conversations and it irritates the hell out of me.

“It is what it is”

Thanks for all that information.
I’m going to pop it on the top shelf of my thought fridge and snack on it later.

Feel free to circle back to me ASAP.

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=62MKZHBxc1Q[/video]

Brexit- you don’t need any explaintion why.
Staycation – it’s lazy, invokes a feeling of cold windy rain strewn desolation.

Haitch.

It’s the mispronunciation of the eighth letter of the alphabet, which is neatly found in the dictionary under “aitch”.

It’s like fingernails down the proverbial blackboard, though conveniently also instantly marks out its user as an imbecile and someone to be avoided. I mean, even those arch manglers of the English language – Americans – manage to get this one right.

This hands down. Being described as “Jack Haitch” by retards at school really drove it home.

It used to be protestant / catholic thing a few years back. Don’t know if it still is

Shambassador. Just no! Though it might be a thing.

Re-purpose = You mean Re-use, or perhaps Recycle

Footpath = The way

Manage Expectations = Or; Manager/Senior Manager, who the **** set that target??!!

All these seem ok to me