Commonly used phrases that make you pass negative judgement on someone

"Cool beans"

"Shits and giggles"

once, i said "cool beans" and this annoying guy told me to never say that to him again, and i told him to fuck off

and never spoke to him again.

"Commonly used phrases that make you pass negative judgement on someone"

one of my best friends says cool beans, so i can't pass negative judgment on it. it does annoy me in that i can't really comprehend where it came from or what it's supposed to mean that isn't covered by just "cool."

I say cool beans

that's cuz it's fun to say4

""Commonly used phrases that make you pass negative judgement on someone""

Have seen a bunch of times in the last couple of days, for some reason: "suppose to be". I realize this is an error and not just an innocent choice of words, but it's bugging me.

ohhh i have one! :

i've been doing bla bla bla SINCE I'M TWELVE

i notice this ALL over TV.

it's supposed to be SINCE I WAS TWELVE ya dumb fucks

sorry.

"commonly used phrases that you use to pass negative judgement on someone"

is for some reason how i read this thread title

"been there, done that"

I'm sorry Surmounter but I really really hate "cool beans". The only person I knew who used to say it regularly was a former co-worker who drove me up a wall so I think it just has bad associations for me. I cringe if I hear anyone say it now. Also, yeah as CAD said - what the hell does it even mean and where did it start??

"useless"
"tough"

don't be sorry. but there are lots of expressions that don't really mean that much, or have an obvious origin. just sayin.

ok can i just say that i pretty much cringe whenever anyone says "fabulous" or "fantastic" more than once in a 10 minute period

Of course there are but for some reason this one just really gets to me.

"Nightmare!"

it's ok honey, i understand

does anyone actually say "shits and giggles", like anyone here? it is horrendous

"lovely" when used like "darling" always makes me think the person goes to the woods and plays a lute as part of some Robin Hood reconstruction at weekends

Matt DC - Yes, that's horrible. Did you post once about sandwiches at Pret having a note attached that used the phrase "Nightmare!"?

"FIERCE"

it's like, if you have to say it...

"true dat"

gahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

xp surm otm!

"no homo"

"lovely" when used like "darling" always makes me think the person goes to the woods and plays a lute as part of some Robin Hood reconstruction at weekends

― Local Garda, Thursday, June 18, 2009 5:13 PM (1 minute ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

otm

"lovely jubbly"

ENBB, I do believe the word cropped up in a link on that Innocent Smoothies thread

Commonly used phrase that makes me pass positive judgement on someone:

"Twist!"

"weak sauce"

It'll end in tears... this thread that is

"do me a flavor"

the fuck says that

x-post ^^ ppl say that?!

I try to distance myself from my snap judgments. Sure they happen but I don't wish to be that shallow nor be to be judged on such a facile basis.

I know someone who says "lovely jubbly". It's SO incongruous and he's so patently crazy that I can't help but laugh each time. Also basically no one says that EVER in this country so it's basically a unique personal characteristic.

ARA9RGWRQ349*(&)@(*&%#)*@&*%#( SOMEONE I KNOW SAYS "DO ME A STRAWBERRY FLAVOR" and he's about sixty-five and he says it to YOUNG WOMEN AND I HATE HIM.

"happy days"....do people say this in the UK? Probably not in America unless discussing the TV show.

I fucking HATE this and Irish people say it all the time. "I'll get a round in" "Happy days", "Her cancer is receding" "Happy days", "I am eating a bar of chocolate" "Happy days!"

On the same lines "fair play". "Ah fair play man" used for any achievement whatsoever, however big or small.

x-post Michael otm of course, I should add that doing this is silly and actually plenty of perfectly nice people say these things, but it's still a fun discussion.

I like "fair 'dos", though. Again, completely un-American.

sounds like "good times"

(happy days)

I used to know someone who said "happy days!" years ago - suddenly I have the urge to punch him in the face over and over

"lovely" when used like "darling" always makes me think the person goes to the woods and plays a lute as part of some Robin Hood reconstruction at weekends

I do not! My weekends are nothing at all like that.

sorry i mean "fun times" which i hear a lot

(xxpost) (whereever the hell he is 10+ years later)

"hella"

I'm on record as feeling very negatively towards any use of "nom nom" that does not originate with a small child, cat, or rabbit.

Also: I say "shits and giggles." I have no defense.

Also also: I hate "cool beans" because my stepmother uses it, except she spells it "kewl beanz" in emails. Although she hasn't emailed me in a long time. Or maybe I spam filtered her. I can't remember.

I'll get a round in" "Happy days", "Her cancer is receding" "Happy days", "I am eating a bar of chocolate" "Happy days!"

Am I the only person who sang this in their head to the TV theme?

someone i work with said, "crowds be crazy" and i instantly thought less of her.

Good.

"Always a pleasure, never a chore!"

Who said it was a chore you cunt

"Legend!"

"Good times"

lol a good friend & i were once discussing the worst/most awkward/boneheaded things we were guilty of in romance/sex and he confessed this:

one time, immediately after finishing the act with a new partner for the first time, in that pregnant (no pun intended) pause, lying side by side, he broke the silence with a wistful "good times."

kills me every time i remember it

lol

ya

i've really kinda had it with "and whatnot". but i don't really think negatively of people who say it or write it. it's everywhere.

"End of"
― Named locally as Tom D (Tom D.), Thursday, 22 November 2012 15:52 Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

see this on twitter all the time :(

"dont come running to me when..."

it feels like "end of" has been around for an eternity, yet it still hasnt got any less irritating

Is that one particularly british? I've only ever heard it here and on the Fast Show.

feels that way

at this stage, if you are not just typing "trump" you are making the world a worse place

trump. just use trump.

"Magic money tree"

retweet this celebrity eyeroll. fight the power.

"I feel you" especially if it's used ad nauseam

did we get this sorted lads

are you askin or enterin

"I feel you" especially if it's used ad nauseam

feeling this for real

Totally feeling you, bruh. Have you been working out?

(Total aside, but I died when I noticed your new DN, bizarre. Love that snap with the force of seven suns.)

BIZARRO. Damn autocorrect.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2cMG33mWVY

(professor jiggly is my spirit animal btw)

non-black people saying "nigga"

Well, yeah.

prime the pump

seems a bit preemptive wasnt that only invented like yesterday

we need to nip these things in the bud

I've been using that phrase as a really effective shorthand within a very particular creative context and now it's been totally fucking ruined by Ochre McFlubberjaws (and yes, I saw your thread-reviving post, deems).

particular creative context

aww dude i didn't know you were trying to conceive, congrats

'let's prime the pump and make a baby' blurted old lunch seductively

ha <3 OL

I endeavor to name my progeny after all of you. You're welcome.

"please and thank you"

i saw [insert pop star] and it was [insert positive comment about performance>actualmusic]

idk might as well go see cirque du soleil or something

"should"

i am over should

particularly in the first person plural

weird that we should agree on this

unless you are the bill pullman role in our thrilling group disaster narrative and i have expressly acknowledged my wish for you to pullman on my behalf then your first person plural should can fuck itself off basically

xp that should is one of the niche clever uses that ppl who dont learn english as native speakers probably know the name of

not too common in the 21st century but "jolly well" is an immediate red card, as soon as i hear it i'm devising an exit strategy

i hope jolly good is still usable

It bloody well isn't.

I should think not.

it's time to bring back bally

(it isn't)

hell yeah bally's pinball tables were rad

http://spyhunter007.com/Images/capt_fantastic_bally_1976.jpg

when a man talks about his kids to strangers and say 'my beautiful daughter'.

i don't like it.

It is what it is