Most annoying new phrase of 2018?

[Rushie]

That's the one. And seems to be popular with old people trying to act cool.

Speaking of "cool", is it still cool to say cool?

 

[Sac Arrow]

tagalog language

Hah!

Solved a long standing mystery!

 

[rbridges]

I hear the phrase, "penicillin will clear that up in no time" an awful lot.

 

[Sac Arrow]

I hear the phrase, "penicillin will clear that up in no time" an awful lot.

I'm guessing you hang out a lot at places you probably shouldn't.

 

[eman1200]

Not new but “how you doing?” and likewise sayings as a greeting.

Do you have an hour to listen, or are you just saying hello? If you’re just saying hello, there’s a word for that. It’s called hello.

Yikes, I say that daily. What gets me is the southern reply to that of “I’m fine hope you are”.
I still don’t know how to reply to that. It’s not a question. “Thank you for hoping that.” ???

 

[Skyrys62]

Besides, my work here ain’t done yet.

Still shoveling snow?

So and then, the conversation follows as such: (two for one there)


Oh that's cold.
It is what it is.
I know right..
Ima bout to go beast mode.
Dude, chill.
Whatever.
Haters gonna hate.
Well, you just keep being you.
I'm flatass tellin you to STFU
Just send it.
You're a nothingburger.
You smell Jank.
OMG LOL WTF?
I am so over it.


Please smash the like button!

 

[Half Fast]

Yikes, I say that daily. What gets me is the southern reply to that of “I’m fine hope you are”.
I still don’t know how to reply to that. It’s not a question. “Thank you for hoping that.” ???

The proper reply is, “Why, bless your heart. Thank you! That’s so sweet.”

Guess we need to create a yankee assimilation & training class.

 

[OkieFlyer]

Is that like "flat out"? I have to say that I've never heard either phrase. Maybe it's a regional thing.

Yeah, same thing. Just a dumb twist on a common phrase.

 

[wilkersk]

"Empathetically correct"

This morning it hit me: using ‘people experiencing homelessness’ is not about being politically correct, it’s about being empathetically correct.

Or "people experiencing homelessness", take your pick. Seattle sucks!

 

[Hank S]

Or "people experiencing homelessness"

Well, it's time for me to go "experience work," so that later I can "experience flight."

Nah, don't care for Seattle verbiage. Tried it here, it sucks . . . . .

 

[Sac Arrow]

Oh, I forgot...

"How are you doing" is acceptable if spoken in a fake New Jersey accent, e.g. "How ya dooooooing." Then it becomes rhetorical.

 

[Sac Arrow]

Still shoveling snow?

So and then, the conversation follows as such: (two for one there)


Oh that's cold.
It is what it is.
I know right..
Ima bout to go beast mode.
Dude, chill.
Whatever.
Haters gonna hate.
Well, you just keep being you.
I'm flatass tellin you to STFU
Just send it.
You're a nothingburger.
You smell Jank.
OMG LOL WTF?
I am so over it.


Please smash the like button!

You got boo coo phrases right there.

 

[flhrci]

I can tell you are not from Socal.

Is Jive still spoken there?

 

[Sac Arrow]

Is Jive still spoken there?

Jive never was a California thing. If I'm not mistaken it originated in the Harlem.

 

[PPC1052]

I hate when people use the word "minute" to mean a long time. At a restaurant this weekend, the hostess told us that there were no tables, and everyone in front of us had just sat down, so "it was going to be a minute" before they could seat us. What she really meant it was going to be 40 minutes.

 

[azblackbird]

know what I'm sayin'... know what I'm sayin'... know what I'm sayin'...

 

[Half Fast]

Oh, I forgot...

"How are you doing" is acceptable if spoken in a fake New Jersey accent, e.g. "How ya dooooooing." Then it becomes rhetorical.

I thought that was, "Yo, howyadoon."

 

[Sac Arrow]

know what I'm sayin'... know what I'm sayin'... know what I'm sayin'...

Bet, aight.

 

[bluesky74656]

Bet, aight.

Send it.

 

[jimhorner]

"

Oh look: I used "myself" in a sentence. I hate the misuse of that word. "Please email John, Joe, Jack, and Myself." It's ME for heaven's sake.

Yes, yes, yes! Absolutely drives me nuts when people do that. My wife literally had to hold me back from correcting my son’s principal after back to school night several years ago after the principal had sprinkled her speech multiple times with “myself” being used in both the subjective (John or myself will be ...) and objective (When you finish the survey, give it to myself.) cases. Argh! And these were supposed to be the educated people teaching the next generation...

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[SkyDog58]

I have nothing.

I'll have to circle back to you.