Words and phrases that you want immediately banned

play it again · 14-10-2015 06:39AM

People who write "should of" instead of "should have" or "would of" instead of "would have " did anyone who writes this ever study English in school

fatherted1969 · 14-10-2015 07:05AM

Not a word as such but someone I know on Facebook when typing sentences puts a capitol letter on every single word in the sentence,

Every
Single
Word !!!

Can I also add the letter Z as well. Why would someone use Z instead of S when writing the plural of something. Why ???

dirkmeister · 14-10-2015 07:09AM

"Netflix and chill" seems to be the latest way to spot idiots.

Tell me how · 14-10-2015 07:11AM

......................... much?

Really hate any of those phrases.
Find them so pretentious.

strelok · 14-10-2015 07:11AM

dirkmeister wrote: »

"Netflix and chill" seems to be the latest way to spot idiots.

no one wants to chill with you eh?

PARlance · 14-10-2015 07:16AM

Banter. I die a little each time I hear the word.

tupenny · 14-10-2015 07:23AM

"Be rude not to" 😠😠

jamesbere · 14-10-2015 07:23AM

PARlance wrote: »

Banter. I die a little each time I hear the word.

Bantz

GerB40 · 14-10-2015 07:30AM

Teh, should of, WhEN peOpLe wRItE lYk DIs, check your privilege, sheeple, liberal (as an insult), St. Pattys day, feminist, meninist,so random (for completely non random events), could of, 'new' atheism, libtard, I can't even...,
I sometimes see
People online, especially on
Boards where for some reason they
Start new
Paragraphs like this in the
Middle of sentences.
And I agree with what a lot of people have said already about terms like bae, squad goals, fleek etc. I know language changes but fúck me, it seems to be going in a strange direction...

GerB40 · 14-10-2015 07:36AM

PARlance wrote: »

Banter. I die a little each time I hear the word.

I remember when banter was a legitimate word used usually for light hearted ribbing and general fun conversation. I recently saw a picture of three young lad's (14 or 15) who all looked like dìckheads with Justin Bieber haircuts and #hairbantz underneath the picture..

Buona Fortuna · 14-10-2015 07:38AM

Ruu wrote: »

Epic, over used and lost all meaning.

Epic point Ruu

nxbyveromdwjpg · 14-10-2015 07:43AM

".. me thinks"

Buona Fortuna · 14-10-2015 07:46AM

NachoBusiness wrote: »

Feelz. Totes. Just sayin.

Just sayin is one of them, I wasn't just sayin.. just sayin

Yep. Just sayin drives me fcukin nutz.

Another

Literally -
"I literally jumped ten feet"
"Wah"
"Just sayin"
"Fcuk off"

statto25 · 14-10-2015 08:29AM

Use of the "cheeky" when someone is describing the act of consuming food or drink....

Cheeky Pint
Cheeky Starbucks
Cheeky Nandos

Usually followed by the phrase "Be rude not too"

Boils my piss

_Kaiser_ · 14-10-2015 08:39AM

I haven't a clue what most of the terms in this thread mean.....

... and I'm glad!

14-10-2015 08:41AM

Any phrases from "DublinGirlo" that are used in real life by real life people.

Penn · 14-10-2015 08:45AM

"First World Problem"

We live in the First World. Therefore, it's a problem. If something annoys you or affects you, it doesn't matter if it's not as serious as what people in the Third World face, it's still a problem.

To Elland Back · 14-10-2015 08:48AM

Good optics

newport2 · 14-10-2015 08:48AM

Billy86 wrote: »

Fran1985 wrote: »

'Nom nom nom' after posting a pic of your food. Unfriended

Seriously, nobody or nothing has ever made that noise while eating, and if anything ever did I seriously hope it was killed with fire shortly afterwards.

Search youtube for "Cookie Monster"

"Cookie Monster ..... is best known for his voracious appetite and his famous eating phrases: "Me want cookie!", "Me eat cookie!", and "Om nom nom nom" (said through a mouth full of food)."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cookie_Monster

That said, I agree with the general point you're making

RhubarbCrumble · 14-10-2015 08:52AM

Legend

Has been overused so much that it's lost all meaning. It seems that everyone is a "legend" these days.

People spelling it "ledgend" just make it so much worse.

newport2 · 14-10-2015 08:52AM

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

Legend

Has been overused so much that it's lost all meaning. It seems that everyone is a "legend" these days.

People spelling it "ledgend" just make it so much worse.

Leg end my foot

desertcircus · 14-10-2015 08:58AM

PC, political correctness, SJW ...they can all be translated as "waaah, I can't be a complete cock anymore without people pointing out that I'm being a complete cock!"

jamesbere · 14-10-2015 09:28AM

Literally

Jesus I hate when people use this word.

I literally exploded with excitement

Deathwish4 · 14-10-2015 09:28AM

Xmas

Not sure how you can replace Christ with an X.

efb · 14-10-2015 09:34AM

Deathwish4 wrote: »

Xmas

Not sure how you can replace Christ with an X.

I prefer Xmas

jamesbere · 14-10-2015 09:37AM

efb wrote: »

I prefer Xmas

Crimbo

Kev W · 14-10-2015 09:39AM

Deathwish4 wrote: »

Xmas

Not sure how you can replace Christ with an X.

Well they nailed him to one so it's not unrelated.

efb · 14-10-2015 09:40AM

Kev W wrote: »

Well they nailed him to one so it's not unrelated.

Boom!

jamesbere · 14-10-2015 09:42AM

efb wrote: »

Boom!

Epic boom

gimmick · 14-10-2015 09:45AM

Christ - Where to begin? the following terms either mean nothing anymore or are used exclusively by idiots (in many cases both)

"Gone Viral". It seems if you get 2 retweets or 2 likes something you have done has "gone viral" nowadays

"Gourmet" - put a piece of cheese ona pice of meat nowadays and it is "gourmet". Guess what, it isn't.

"Artisan". This word especially means nothing at all anymore.

"Irish mammy". Just no.

"Asian Street Food". Not sure is this just a Cork thing, but every single Chinese is now "Asian Street Food", certainly all the new ones. I think they are missing the point and again it is a term which means precisely nothing anymore.

And slightly OT - but Joe.ie :pac:

Words and phrases that you want immediately banned

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