Words, usages, and phrases that annoy the shit out of you...

Dogs, more like, I think.

thanks is twice as much effort as thx and it doesn't even have an x in it

These threads have me convinced Americans move through life all “fellas is it pretentious to drink from a glass”

Haha, not sure about that, but using an expression that is known to Americans primarily, if not exclusively, because it is used in other Anglophone countries would surely count as pretentious.

in a world where phones automatically fill in the word it thinks you want to say, it couldn't be more obv that abbreviated internet slang is an expression of tone more than convenience. i will exasperatedly delete "thanks" three times if the convo requires the tossed-off casualness of "thx" (i don't really use thx, but i use similar for reasons i assume are the same as thxers)

but if someone has really magnificent ta-tas then how do you say it, idgi

a wazzell pair of jugs if i recall my bottom quotes correctly

The term "cans" has always amused me because it's not at all desciptive.

'sweet rack' also functions well

is it correct to assume that 'bodacious ta-tas' is a reference to the legendary Queen Boudica?

should be singular iirc

I assume the person who came up with "ta-tas" did so because they were doubly thankful

"one is free with one" iirc

i didn't rc

many benifits of boobs poll

‘Edit’ drives me nuts even when used properly to mean ‘one fashion editor’s picks from a designer’s collection/pieces seen at Fashion Week/stuff sent to the magazine this month’ but it is like nothing compared to the annoyance I feel for ‘curated’.

Yes. There is a very narrow list of things a person can be said to have curated without them sounding like an insufferable ass.

if any tbh

Erykah Badu uses nay-nays iirc, which sound like they should be the opposite of ta-tas, and yet...

Cans for boobs is hilarious to me as is can for the bathroom.

Big Honkers great because it’s both descriptive and prescriptive

I’ve started incorporating “take a slash” into my vocab every now and then and it’s getting me some serious looks

It's taken this long in my life to check that Ya-Yas are not boobs in Get Yer Ya-Yas Out.

My co-worker, who is in her 50s, insits on telling us when she needs a "tinkle". I HATE when adults say things like that, "potty", or "little girls room". So weird.

Just say toilet or bathroom ffs.

I hate "poo".

xps: Until this very moment, I thought it meant to expend your energy. "Football practice really gives my son a chance to get his ya-ya's out."

xpost - yeah, same

If "edit" drives you nuts in a fashion context, how do you manage not to get riled up with constant communiques from couturiers in their ateliers , describing curated collections in a shared language of fashion that encodes individually through their own cultural perspective, which finesse urban attire and accessories that resonate on the street whilst celebrating and acknowledging traditional perspectives?

brb gotta go tink tink

"I was hysterical crying"

crying rn

My co-worker, who is in her 50s, insits on telling us when she needs a "tinkle". I HATE when adults say things like that, "potty", or "little girls room". So weird.

And being elderly, she has to go quite frequently

"has the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever"

No.

that's a good one yes

have we mentioned "literally" yet?

A couple decades ago I think

But it’s always worth repeating

I have no idea what my mates son is talking about when he keeps calling me a 'Sigma' and saying 'Skibidi toilet'

I discovered Skibidi Toilet when researching the renewed interest in "Everybody Wants To The Rule The World" for our podcast. It's massive; it's deeply weird.

I just googled Skibildi Toilet. I usually hear about these things from my kids, but this one is new to me.

"I was hysterical crying"

I can't decide whether I love or hate the phrase "ugly crying."

"Preshiaychuh" is contagious. I'm catching myself saying it more and more.

Jealous of people that can do any other form of crying

But yes, it’s a bad adjective. It either shames or romanticises crying, neither of which are good

it's a particular type of crying tho ... idk, i think it's okay

I dry cry a lot during sensory overload.

it's a particular type of crying tho ... idk, i think it's okay

― sarahell, Monday, 25 December 2023 1:22 PM (twenty-nine minutes ago) bookmarkflaglink

Is ugly crying different than sobbing? Genuine question

I get involuntary moisture at the slightest hint of intense emotion - whether negative, positive, or anywhere in between. I don't usually do "ugly crying," but I have a handkerchief with me at all times. Sometimes I need to pretend I'm adjusting my glasses or suffering from allergies. But if I could have my tear ducts removed, I'd be tempted.

Personally, I love crying

I'm with you YMP.
Also I'm pretty sure Laura Dern is the founder of ugly crying.