I fucking hate it when people say 'meh' or 'yesm' or shit like that irl.
Makes me wanna pimp slap them.
Makes me wanna pimp slap them.
clogar wrote:
pretty much every acronym i see on this website.
Unnecessary acronyms, like the one-for-three letter ones (y, u, c, etc)
The tone that many girls in my school uses towards everyone. They sound like fucking eight-year-olds. It's hard to translate it to english, really. One of their favorite words seems to be "Hörrö", instead of a name, and reeeeally long. I.e: "Hörrrööö-ö, gimme my boooks, like" instead of "James, gimme my books." Hörrö is a bit like "You theeere".
Also, in Swedish, many people replace him with he. THAT is one major annoyance. I always correct people when they do that. It's unbearable. "Hey, is that he, that guy you like?" and such.
I'd go on, but I gotta sleep now. I hate improper use of language!
The tone that many girls in my school uses towards everyone. They sound like fucking eight-year-olds. It's hard to translate it to english, really. One of their favorite words seems to be "Hörrö", instead of a name, and reeeeally long. I.e: "Hörrrööö-ö, gimme my boooks, like" instead of "James, gimme my books." Hörrö is a bit like "You theeere".
Also, in Swedish, many people replace him with he. THAT is one major annoyance. I always correct people when they do that. It's unbearable. "Hey, is that he, that guy you like?" and such.
I'd go on, but I gotta sleep now. I hate improper use of language!
The idea of any hi-fi system is to reproduce the source material as faithfully as possible, and to deliberately add distortion to everything you hear (due to amplifier deficiencies) because it sounds 'nice' is simply not high fidelity. If that is what you want to hear then there is no problem with that, but by adding so much additional material (by way of harmonics and intermodulation) you have a tailored sound system, not a hi-fi. - Rod Elliot, ESP
You and I must never meet, online I'm quite polite but, verbally I can't help but swear constantly... Bad habbit I have picked up from somewhere.kylef wrote:
Unnecessary swearing.
We have that in the U.S.A with people who like to talk using ebonics. "You is telling meh that he don't know nuthing no how."Freezer7Pro wrote:
Also, in Swedish, many people replace him with he. THAT is one major annoyance. I always correct people when they do that. It's unbearable. "Hey, is that he, that guy you like?" and such.
There have been movements to make "ebonics" or BVE (black vernacular english) a separate language with its own rules. Honestly, I thought ebonics was a rebellious and non-conformist type jargon that involved substituting euphemisms for vulgar language so they could not be caught swearing. How this can form a new language is beyond me. Pronunciation wise, it can be hard to dicern. Yet, that is what it is mostly, a phonetic blurring of normal words.
tbh. Nobody uses it in a way that makes the slightest bit of sense.
ite m8 snd
wtf yoSamTheMan:D wrote:
ite m8 snd
mexican
what's in the bag son
step into the back of the vehicle
Do you know cannabis is illegal
How fast do YOU think you were going
THESE are words I really hate to hear
step into the back of the vehicle
Do you know cannabis is illegal
How fast do YOU think you were going
THESE are words I really hate to hear
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usmarine
There is a rule on using he and him. Like when you pick up your phone and someone asks for you.
Caller: Hello, can I speak to Mr. Smith?
Mr. Smith: This is he.
Caller: Hello, can I speak to Mr. Smith?
Mr. Smith: This is he.
Dude that's my mom!
where's my carusmarine wrote:
Dude that's my mom!
You just pulled in the driveway.ig wrote:
where's my carusmarine wrote:
Dude that's my mom!
Travel. Since my name is Travis, I always think somebody is talking to me when I hear that word out of nowhere.
What I hate is when people (tends to mostly be older people) mispronounce "height" and "estimation".
They say "heighth" (they say it normally, but add a 'th' sound to the end) and I have a couple teachers who say "guesstimation," and they aren't kidding around. It's either guess or estimation, pick one and stick with it.
They say "heighth" (they say it normally, but add a 'th' sound to the end) and I have a couple teachers who say "guesstimation," and they aren't kidding around. It's either guess or estimation, pick one and stick with it.
When people say vista wrong.
When people say Nokia wrong
When people say nVidia wrong
yeah... lol
When people say Nokia wrong
When people say nVidia wrong
yeah... lol
When any person of caucasian ethnicity acts like an African American, or acts like a "wigger".
"Daaaamn cuz, I'll slap a hoe fasho on the block, word!"
"Daaaamn cuz, I'll slap a hoe fasho on the block, word!"
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i hate the word 'silly', it just sounds so gay
People using these wrong:
Their
They're
There
Their
They're
There
i really hate it when people, especially friends say "to be honest" (followed by their opinion) when we are having a opinionated descussin about something we find important.
For Fucks Sake, i espect you to be honest with me, you don't need to fucking say that you are
For Fucks Sake, i espect you to be honest with me, you don't need to fucking say that you are
ermm the word GROSS (like... EEEWWW thats GROSS man...) just fucks me off! lol dno why
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i hate people who use the word "gay" as a negative, i find it highly offensivePikez_Spudz wrote:
i hate the word 'silly', it just sounds so gay