What is a saying that annoys you?

[Shotgun Jeremy]

Yes. The killing of a rapist is a thoughtfull murder.


Income equality is da bomb though. Ya know what I'm sayin, peeps?

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[Charlie]

"Peeps!
Yes, if you use that silly ass word, you've confirmed you're a dork."

Yes. The killing of a rapist is a thoughtfull murder.


Income equality is da bomb though. Ya know what I'm sayin, peeps?

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I guess you're officially a "dork" now!

 

[benenglish]

People ... who use their bodies salaciously for profit and/or attention ... are still prostitutes.

So - all actors are prostitutes? Hmmm. You may have a point, there.

"Senseless Murder" which of course begs the question: Is there a "Thoughtful Murder" or even a "Considerate Murder?

Funny you should mention that and since we've been discussing things in an artistic vein - right before I saw your post, I finished the last episode of the "Jessica Jones" series on Netflix. (Excellent bit of work, imo.) It concluded with a very thoughtful and considerate murder.

Yes. The killing of a rapist is a thoughtful murder.

When justified (and I believe it can be, though whether we should actually have it is a discussion for another place), capital punishment had better be an action thoughtfully taken, showing consideration for the greater good. War is mass murder and (again, when justified) is only entered into with much thought and consideration of the consequences. The history of the world is sprinkled liberally with carefully considered, thoughtfully executed murders.

OTOH, most murders that occur on the streets and are reported on the news are, indeed, senseless. The word is overused, yes, but not to the extent that it really bothers me.

 

[Vaquero]

"Logano wins"
"Keselowski wins"

I hate hearing either of those.

 

[Charlie]

"Logano wins"
"Keselowski wins"

I hate hearing either of those.

What language is that and what did somebody win? Just curious.

 

[easy rider]

Mine are: "Do I look stupid?" since when did looks have anything to do with intelligence?
"I'm not as dumb as I look!" my usual thought is: "Yes, you do look smarter"

 

[peeps]

"Peeps!
Yes, if you use that silly ass word, you've confirmed you're a dork."




I guess you're officially a "dork" now!

Great, I have attracted the ire of Mowingmaniac...

And that's not even what my name is based on. :-/

 

[Charlie]

Great, I have attracted the ire of Mowingmaniac...

And that's not even what my name is based on. :-/

Ohh No! "Peeps" instead of "people", is what I was referring to, not you.

 

[CrazedJava]

It's FINALLY fallen at of favor but I hate the phrase

"It is what it is"

Mostly because it's usually commented as some sort of surrender or accepting something that shouldn't be acceptable.

Just hate it.

 

[peeps]

Ohh No! "Peeps" instead of "people", is what I was referring to, not you.

LoL I know, it's all good...

It's FINALLY fallen at of favor but I hate the phrase

"It is what it is"

Mostly because it's usually commented as some sort of surrender or accepting something that shouldn't be acceptable.

Just hate it.

That shit phrase is still in full swing where I'm at :-(

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Peeps,

No "ire" here.

It's a chosen name, not pretend-cool guy jargon.

Today's annoyance: "Would you like change"?

Asked by a waitress (usually at a low/medium quality restaurant) when you go to pay your bill with cash.

The gist of this question is, as I understand it, she's preempting a tip by begging for the remainder of the cash, when the bill is paid say by a $20.00 dollar bill, when the total cost of the meal was $15.00 or so.

Plus, if you're not on your toes, she gets a tip on top of the extra $5.00 she tried to guilt you into giving her.

I say tried, cuz whwn I'm begged like this, I always say, "Yes" and no, she isn't asking if I want coins.

 

[Younggun]

"Peeps!
Yes, if you use that silly ass word, you've confirmed you're a dork."




I guess you're officially a "dork" now!

But, how do you ask someone to get those little marshmallow chickens?

Good god, you could end up with the off brand kind!


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[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

"Can I Have...?

This question addressed to the waiter/waitress at a restaurant when beginning to order a meal.

Really?

Of course you can, moron!

Or, given the nature of that idiotic question, do you honestly expect to be yelled at with a resounding NO?

You will eat your "Soylent Green" and be happy with just it, pinhead.

Now, shut up and eat!

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Soylent Green is people.....

 

[Blind Sniper]

"Can I Have...?

This question addressed to the waiter/waitress at a restaurant when beginning to order a meal.

Really?

Of course you can, moron!

Or, given the nature of that idiotic question, do you honestly expect to be yelled at with a resounding NO?

You will eat your "Soylent Green" and be happy with just it, pinhead.

Now, shut up and eat!

For some people, that's a legitimate question - e.g someone with a gluten allergy asking if they can get a burger wrapped in lettuce rather than on a regular bun.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

BS,

Ah, the exception and you're right, but most who ask this aren't dietetically handicapped.

Most just propose this question like the sweet little lamb-micans they are and generally they're women.

How do I know?

Many moons ago, I had a British girlfriend and this question is how she'd order a meal.

I pointed out to her that wait staff wouldn't refuse a reasonable meal request, therefore boldly order what you want.

However, if she were to order say a dozen, baked, candied nipples of 14 year old Samoan virgins, then yes, she might want to start out her request with "Can I Have"?

 

[ZX9RCAM]

BS,

Ah, the exception and you're right, but most who ask this aren't dietetically handicapped.

Most just propose this question like the sweet little lamb-micans they are and generally they're women.

How do I know?

Many moons ago, I had a British girlfriend and this question is how she'd order a meal.

I pointed out to her that wait staff wouldn't refuse a reasonable meal request, therefore boldly order what you want.

However, if she were to order say a dozen, baked, candied nipples of 14 year old Samoan virgins, then yes, she might want to start out her request with "Can I Have"?

Still attached, or served separately?

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Separately, as appetizers.

One doesn't want to fill up on these critters, unless it's a main course, then attached.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

"Is It Hot Enough For You"?

Cliches like this are held dear in the heart of the dull.

My response: "No, I wish it was much, much hotter!"

The dull respond to this answer with a ruminant, cud chewing, blank look as their imagination is akin to a fish trying to imagine fire.

 

[SA_Steve]

Make America Great Again !

yeah, OK but I'm not paying for it