Little stupid phrases you hate

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Will of the people

Make America Great Again

Hobby Jogger

"Organic" used in any context other than the chemistry of carbon-based molecules.

I especially hate when it is used as as synonym for "natural" or "unplanned". For example:

"I only eat organic kale because non-organic kale contains DNA."

"This song developed organically during band rehearsals."

"I didn't force the pace early. Instead I let my progression happen organically and ended up with a 70 second PR."

Make AmeriKKKa Great Again

1. "Let's unpack this" or "There's a lot to unpack here." Discuss or analyze > Unpack

2. In the corporate world, I hate when someone says something like "That's a reasonable ask." Request > Ask. (Although it's not grammatically incorrect to use "ask" as a noun, it's becoming too trendy for my taste.)

3. I hate that sports announcers say "he's got a hammy" or "he's got an ankle" when what they're really trying to convey is that the athlete has a hamstring or ankle INJURY. If you speak for a living, don't be lazy.

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Haters gunna hate

Everyone! wrote:How about "in my opinion." Who else's opinion would it be? All you are doing is

weakening your argument.

You're a moron. The purpose of saying "in my opinion" is to distinguish it from facts and things (e.g. theories, explanations, generalisations) which are generally accepted. It doesn't weaken an argument to clarify the nature of your claims.

Precious Roy wrote:Then, if you have to go to lunch with these people, this is how the order their food: "ok, so I am going to do a kale salad with the hibiscus tea." NO. YOU AREN'T GOING TO DO IT. YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE IT. THE ONLY PERSON WHO "DOES" A SALAD AT A RESTAURANT IS THE COOK.

You don't have it, you eat it.

Slripethroat wrote:Your as anxious as...

"You're", which is an abbreviated form of "you are".

You'd better check yourself before you wreck yourself

Control the alcohol

Phrase I hate: "We have terminated your position"

In which, my favorite phrase is my response: "Go fu-k yourself... and make sure you fu-k yourself with a spine, since you don't have one."

I assume that my favorite phrase, is a very hated phrase among my old bosses. They didn't seem to accept it with much appreciation.

"Hard earned dollars". Some people enjoy their jobs.

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SDSU Aztec wrote:

"Hard earned dollars". Some people enjoy their jobs.

This doesn't mean they aren't also working hard. A better comment would have been not everything earns their money.

Your old bosses wrote:

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Heyyy Joe... wrote:

Your old bosses wrote:

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I hope my recommendation helped you find something thoroughly lacking in your life.

We take your comments on board.

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