I have a vendetta against certai phrases that tick the hell out of me. "No offense" is one, or "Not to sound harsh", because it only reinforces the acerbity of the incoming coming. Or the word "Seriously" being tossed around like Caesar salad until the person just sounds flippant, silly and like an airhead.
One phrase I like...but I hate how people misuse it...Let bygones be bygones
How people use it - Usually in the end of a discussion as like a way of saying "to each his own"
What it means - Let what's in the past be in the past (bygone - belonging to an earlier time). Basically, don't let something that happened in the past affect the present/future
To each his own sounds like an ancient proverb, most phrase uttered here are only annoying if like used like repeatedly like I like am like doing like.
Come on brahs, you're killing me! Like, I know that everyone has opinions, to each his own, but YOLO! Let bygones be bygones, because ain't nobody got time for those phrases to induce anger!
Just had to do that, as I hate most of those phrases and also people saying that they got swag, like it is a universal excuse for being worse than somebody.
Sure, I have bad grades but I also have Swag!
Of course, looking up I wikipedia I also see that it could stand for Wild-A** Scientific Guess, so I guess that in certain context I could stand it.
I'm honestly not. I can't tell if it's supposed to be a question, a greeting, or both.
Sup= what's up. just to let you know. xD
I know. I mentioned that in my post. " A quick contraction of "what's up" which is ambiguous itself"
Any word or phrase that is used frequently enough by a person becomes pointless and nerve grating in the long run anyway.
#1 reason why we have a thesaurus. Most words that are overused though are filler words (ah, um, like, etc.) because people don't know what they want to say before they speak and stall out.
Really irritates me when people constantly say 'like' There's this one person I know who says it once or twice every single sentence, even when it's completely unnecessary.