Community Chat

[santorini]

"Welcome on in"     How about just "welcome" or "welcome in"

"Also too"     Wouldn't one of those work without the other?    

[gidgetgh]

I have tons of phrases that fit this, but I’ll try to pick just a few. 

My bad

with that said or with that being said

on point 

spot on

fake news 

[catchersmom]

Gotta agree with sharke on the abundant "like"'s ......it's like enough already .

Also have several peers at work that say "touch basis" instead of "touch base". No idea why that one really gets to me.

Finally, seeing the word h-u-g-e typed as "hugh". I see it so often I ended up asking a friend if maybe it had some kind of slang meaning when spelled that way. She said not that she was aware of. If there is a different meaning when spelled h-u-g-h someone please let me know!

[Cakers3]

You guys.

Hey guys.

Back to you guys.

Hey *insert coworkers name*

Annoys the heck out of me when I hear "professional" people using these phrases.

Can I help you guys?

Often used by waitresses etc. just to annoy the heck out of me, too.  LOL

[Sooner]

AMAZING  (as in "it tastes amazing!"  NO it doesn't.  Tell me what it tastes like!)

Layers of flavor  (I am SICK of hearing this.  Flavor is flavor; multiple is flavors; it isn't layered.)

[RainCityWoman]

I am an English teacher by chosen career, so any kind of blatant misuse of the English language grates on me. Things like "should have went" or worse, "should of went:" "he don't, she don't, it don't," "me and him went to a party,"  etc., etc. just drive me crazy. 

[Katcat1]

@saltysails,   Hashtag.  Sick of hearing it -- boring.

[threecees]

Here's the thing,  I hear ALOT!

More Isaac phrases, MAJOR, MAJOR and That looks like MONEY!

Not all phrases but one I really don't like is he/she is in a better place.

[Oostende]

Fur baby!!!  That one sets my teeth on edge.