Stupid phrases people actually say

[mel25]

well, that would be saying that you think your skills are better than the person in question. I don't have a problem with that.

so would it be stupid of the person in question to say that to you? they would just be admitting that your skills are equal or better.

[edgun88]

I hate when people end sentences with "...and all that jazz." or "...as all get out."


DRIVES ME ****IN CRAZY!!!

[Drop]

someone has probably already mentioned this one...but i absolutely hate it when people say that "something is the new something else".

Example: 40 is the new 30....that simply irks me to no end.

[Peeping Wizard]

someone has probably already mentioned this one...but i absolutely hate it when people say that "something is the new something else".

Example: 40 is the new 30....that simply irks me to no end.

Pink is the new black. Rob is the new Brad. Yea, that one sucks.

[Hardcore Zornography]

I am bumping this because it is not complete without YOLO.

Jesus H. Christ, kids today.

[STBonecrusher21]

It's a pretty common one on here:

"I'd hit that."



Really? Would you?

[skinsmarydu]

Stewie did a rant on Family Guy that included "all of the sudden". I couldn't stop laughing, cuz that's the one that gets me. also #1 post and what Koolblue13 said...and I work in a Mexican restaurant, so the quesadilla joke was hilarious! ...you're out of your grammatical league if you can't say 'tortilla' properly. Go to MickeyD's.

[pjfootballer]

Stewie did a rant on Family Guy that included "all of the sudden". I couldn't stop laughing, cuz that's the one that gets me. also #1 post and what Koolblue13 said...and I work in a Mexican restaurant, so the quesadilla joke was hilarious! ...you're out of your grammatical league if you can't say 'tortilla' properly. Go to MickeyD's.

Carrabas Restaurant has a commerical on now that advertises Pollo Asado. Anyone who speaks spanish knows the double "ll" sounds like the letter "y." Like Po-yo. But in the commercial they say, pole-lo.

[skinsmarydu]

Carrabas Restaurant has a commerical on now that advertises Pollo Asado. Anyone who speaks spanish knows the double "ll" sounds like the letter "y." Like Po-yo. But in the commercial they say, pole-lo.

What's even funnier is that the proper term, as I've been taught, is ASADA. Which means "cooked over open flame", or in my restaurant, "sauteed with onions".
The O or A on the end define gender, and I can't figure out why onions are female. Is that because we're good on almost everything?

[pjfootballer]

What's even funnier is that the proper term, as I've been taught, is ASADA. Which means "cooked over open flame", or in my restaurant, "sauteed with onions".
The O or A on the end define gender, and I can't figure out why onions are female. Is that because we're good on almost everything?

No, it's because you're always crying!

You're right, it is Asada.

I married a Peruvian, so sometimes Spanish is different in one country from the other. My wife can't understand alot of the terms that the Central Americans use (Mexicans, Guatemalans, etc.)

[MintHillSkinsFan]

"Essentially" seems to be the word of the day here in TX. So, what you're essentially saying is....... NO!! I said what I meant!

[renaissance]

It's a pretty common one on here:

"I'd hit that."



Really? Would you?

This is a huge pet peeve of mine. No ****ing **** you'd have sex with her. But you know what? There is about a -542% chance that she would EVER even give you the time of day, much less that she would let you have sex with her.

/rant.

[DC9]

Irregardless.... especially when a boss uses it. It's ****ing "regardless" you idiot. Irregardless doesn't even make sense!

[ixcuincle]

"Sandy didn't live up to the hype"

[aamiha73]

"That being said."

I hear it on the four letter and NFL network by the commentators and read it constantly on forums. It seems to be the go-to transition phrase at the moment. I don't know why it bothers me but it does. I know I might miss out on good information but as soon as I see this as the opening line of a second paragraph my eyes cross in rage and I stop reading.

That being said, I understand that these phrases come and go and that it's really nothing to get upset about. It is what it is. What can you do? Is it me? Hear me out. Know what I'm sayin'? Where's the beef?