Re: STOP SAYING THESE WORDS:

Group 5 minus 1 · ‎03-11-2010

I believe this is an old 90's expression: attitude. It needs an adjective-either good or bad.

Bella2022 · ‎03-10-2010

@bells4me wrote:
MONEY! "I feel like", "right".

BUCKS

KG60 · ‎02-27-2022

Well, GO HEAD and post your message. Because THIS IS REMARKABLE! And HONEY, I ain't kidding. It must be pure LOVE, LOVE, LOVE of the shopping experience. And HERE'S WHAT I WANT YOU TO KNOW, that shopping the Q is never dull, it is SICK, the sickest experience ever! So HONEY, you GO HEAD and BUY MULTIPLES, that is, STOCK UP! now get back to that television and shop, because you know that you are SAVING MORE THAN YOU'RE SPENDING!! 😜😂

EasyTiger · ‎04-10-2024

I love that someone else is annoyed by some of these words. I know they have to compliment things and sell items and there are only so many ways to say "good" or "great" but it gets annoying.

My #1 is on Gourmet Holiday, everyone says ENROBED. The "X" are enrobed in chocolate or enrobed in caramel. It's so pretentious and something no one would ever say on their own. Clearly they coach everyone to say it because it comes from at least 5 or 6 different people. Say dipped or covered. Enrobed makes my eyes roll so hard they hurt!

SharkE · ‎08-19-2010

Veggies

lgfan · ‎10-19-2012

@EasyTiger wrote:
I love that someone else is annoyed by some of these words. I know they have to compliment things and sell items and there are only so many ways to say "good" or "great" but it gets annoying.

My #1 is on Gourmet Holiday, everyone says ENROBED. The "X" are enrobed in chocolate or enrobed in caramel. It's so pretentious and something no one would ever say on their own. Clearly they coach everyone to say it because it comes from at least 5 or 6 different people. Say dipped or covered. Enrobed makes my eyes roll so hard they hurt!

How about using the word "marry" in describing foods. When you marry these two flavors of mango and mandarine orange the dessert is just scrumptious.