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  1. Kami

    Kami Formula Junior

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    Any word relating to female anatomy. ****** is ok, but fallopian, uterus etc... don't like 'em. Not really sure why, they just make me want to throw up.
     
    Kami, Jul 6, 2009
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  2. David_S

    David_S F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    Ummm... maybe you're just gay? LOL! Sorry - I AM kidding. Well, at least I think I am. What are your feelings on "areola?"
     
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  3. Kami

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    haha, I've been told this before. Pretty sure I'm not, I think... Oh, hell I don't know. Kidding. I'm not lol.
     
    Kami, Jul 6, 2009
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  4. UroTrash

    UroTrash Four Time F1 World Champ Consultant Owner

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    Are you nuts?

    I LOVE "nauseous".

    that one word helped me get through a rotation through the ER in med school.

    Patient: I'm nauseous"

    Me, thinking: "yes you are, and you make me nauseated"

    BTW, words I hate: jamboree, keen.
     
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  5. Jedi

    Jedi Moderator Moderator Lifetime Rossa Owner

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    A few more I've been compiling:

    Sexting (sending risque photos via text message)
    Fugly
    "I literally [fill in past tense verb]" when they mean FIGURATIVELY (you did NOT literally die laughing)
    Tween
    Emo
    Sheeple
    Enterprise (unless referring to Star Trek or a car rental company)
    Sammich (meaning sandwich)
    WMDs
    Shizzle
    Metrics
    "It's the ****"
    "Hatin' on"
    hater ("dude is such a hater for hatin' on me")

    I'm sure more will come to me :D

    Jedi
     
    Jedi, Jul 6, 2009
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  6. TexasF355F1

    TexasF355F1 Seven Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    lol...I hate when people say 'TEXTED'. It's just TEXT!

    Still can't figure out how anything done on Twitter is known as a Tweet. It should be a Twit or called Tweeter.
     
    TexasF355F1, Jul 6, 2009
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  7. PeterS

    PeterS Five Time F1 World Champ Silver Subscribed

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    'EMO' is one you'll have to live with, as it's a mainstay for young kids. That's at least one look you don't see the 30-something Mom's trying to imitate in their dress.................THANK GOD!
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  8. tundraphile

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    I hate when people start a sentence by saying "honestly". As if adding that now suddenly makes their statement gospel. Or does that imply that if they don't say it they are being dishonest?
     
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  9. mwr4440

    mwr4440 Five Time F1 World Champ Rossa Subscribed

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    SHOULD.

    Just WTF does "SHOULD" mean?
     
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  10. kevfla

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    gone 4 good


    I always thought "You know what I'm sayin' " was some sort of formal useage for the basic "you know?" in certain conversational contexts, possibly influenced by neighborhood, region or socio-economic class.

    Overused trendy term: "baby-bump" and finally, why do TV newscasters refer to corpses as "dead bodies"?
    Non-use of the expression "live body" suggests there isn't a need to make a distinction. When referenced in the media, aren't all "bodies" typically dead (excepting someone "able-bodied")?

    KevFla
     
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