Things People Need To Stop Saying

"Uber", unless they're speaking German and trying to say "over" or "above", because that's what it means.

In fact, people need to stop using foreign adjectives to modify English nouns when there is a perfectly suitable English adjective.

At least people quit using the French "tres" instead of the English "very". That was an annoying fad.

People need to just stop talking. Period. Starting now. Shut it!

stop saying "my bad"

Stop saying "prolly". It's "probably".

Amen brother

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help.

it's also not probly.

Probly, is that a small town somewhere in the S.West?

"supposebly"

I think that you might be subsure about that.

People using "obviously" too much.

as in "well so and so obvioiulsy did this" or I "obvioulsy knew that"


and


"I could have told you that"

Really? You could have have told me that? cause if you could then why the fuck didnt you tell me it when it might have made a difference jackass...

sorry, I hear that one almost every day.

It's totally obvious that some one should have told you, I could have told you, but obviously I didn't care to.

Sweet.

Like, you know.

Basically.

Hella.

Wicked.

Shut the front door!

That's hot.

It is what it is.

pff Sweet and wicked are wickedly sweet..

would of instead of would have.

Free of defects in material and workmanship for X amount of time.
X =3mo. to possibly 5 yrs on some guarantees.
The defects can show up after that and it's ok right?
Doesn't this mean, "we do sloppy work but you won't realize it untill it's too late"?

But then how would Bostoners communicate???

-ReAct
"What's 'wicked' in sign language...?"

"At the end of the day..."

"My name is Indigo Montoya you killed my father prepare to die"

Wicked is a downEast term, which actually originated in Maine, which is a very provential place, it only has aboutone million residents, I once lived there, and later Boston as well.
"Wicked good" is a favorite. Mainers often times refer to people from Mass, as Massholes. Mass has an identity crises maybe?

No joke, the following words have been banned from WGN AM radio in Chicago

# "Flee” meaning “run away”
# “Good” or “bad” news
# “Laud” meaning “praise”
# “Seek” meaning “look for”
# “Some” meaning “about”
# “Two to one margin” . . . “Two to one” is a ratio, not a margin. A margin is measured in points. It’s not a ratio.
# “Yesterday” in a lead sentence
# “Youth” meaning “child”
# 5 a.m. in the morning
# After the break
# After these commercial messages
# Aftermath
# All of you
# Allegations
# Alleged
# Area residents
# As expected
# At risk
# At this point in time
# Authorities
# Auto accident
# Bare naked
# Behind bars
# Behind closed doors
# Behind the podium (you mean lecturn) [sic]
# Best kept secret
# Campaign trail
# Clash with police
# Close proximity
# Complete surprise
# Completely destroyed, completely abolished, completely finished or any other completely redundant use
# Death toll
# Definitely possible
# Diva
# Down in (location)
# Down there
# Dubbaya when you mean double you
# Everybody (when referring to the audience)
# Eye Rack or Eye Ran
# False pretenses
# Famed
# Fatal death
# Fled on foot
# Folks
# Giving 110%
# Going forward
# Gunman, especially lone gunman
# Guys
# Hunnert when you mean hundred
# Icon
# In a surprise move
# In harm’s way
# In other news
# In the wake of (unless it’s a boating story)
# Incarcerated
# Informed sources say . . .
# Killing spree
# Legendary
# Lend a helping hand
# Literally
# Lucky to be alive
# Manhunt
# Marred
# Medical hospital
# Mother of all (anything)
# Motorist
# Mute point. (It’s moot point, but don’t say that either)
# Near miss
# No brainer
# Officials
# Our top story tonight
# Out in (location)
# Out there
# Over in
# Pedestrian
# Perfect storm
# Perished
# Perpetrator
# Plagued
# Really
# Reeling
# Reportedly
# Seek
# Senseless murder
# Shots rang out
# Shower activity
# Sketchy details
# Some (meaning about)
# Some of you
# Sources say . . .
# Speaking out
# Stay tuned
# The fact of the matter
# Those of you
# Thus
# Time for a break
# To be fair
# Torrential rain
# Touch base
# Under fire
# Under siege
# Underwent surgery
# Undisclosed
# Undocumented alien
# Unrest
# Untimely death
# Up in (location)
# Up there
# Utilize (you mean use)
# Vehicle
# We’ll be right back
# Welcome back
# Welcome back everybody
# We’ll be back
# Went terribly wrong
# We’re back
# White stuff
# World class
# You folks

Source

White dudes need to stop saying "Bro".