Community Chat

[Ms tyrion2]

Childish abbreviations of words--hubs, adorbs, totes.

Unless you are 12, just say the word.

Using Walla and bookoo instead of voilà and beaucoup.  

I'm a "you guys" offender. I've said it forever  and everyone I know says it. Maybe a regional thing or a grew up in the 60s and 70s thing?

[viva923]

there you go,

that phrase is a chalk board grate to me.

when it is in a commerical it just makes me curl up

[whitedogs]

People who don't know the difference between there, their, they're. 

[NicksmomESQ]

”Fake News”

“Bigly”

”Hey, Listen”

[sandy53]

When people say, "I have to go p*e." Or, "I have to p*e."   When did that word become socially acceptable on any level?  

[Cakers3]

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@sandy53 wrote:

When people say, "I have to go p*e." Or, "I have to p*e."   When did that word become socially acceptable on any level?  

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@sandy53Or "I have to go p*e -  p*e" as though they will be having more than one while in there.

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[sidsmom]

When there’s a man-made or natural catastrophe,

”...praying for the victims/survivors”.

It’s just a Hallmark Card saying to make the giver feel better.

[trenet]

@RainCityWoman

Those bother me too.    What annoys me more is when I misuse.  I don’t make the mistakes you list but, I frequently dangle prepositions and, I don’t always know how to rearrange to correct without a major sentence overhaul! 

Reading this makes me think my usage of frequently to modify dangle might be incorrect or, maybe, my punctuation is incorrect!  

[Stevie Nix]

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