Epic
Fail
Epic-fail
owned/pwned
Newb/noob
'text speak' (symbols and numbers used as letters)


and quite frankly...'douche/douchebag/douchebaggery', all forms of douche are officially overplayed.

I absolutely HATE the word creepy and use it as sparingly as possible. I think it's really overused to describe what is normal behavior once the motivations are explained, and people that are perfectly fine are labeled with it and can't get away from that box regardless of what they do, their social lives effectively over... everything they do is misconstrued as being "creepy"... It's an insidious little word. The last time I used it was in telling a friend to stop taking pictures of people's houses on a walk... we were in a neighborhood that's got bigger houses in it than the huge ones in Amherst... yeah, we were there to look at the houses, but taking pictures of someone else's house? CREEPY. I had to take the camera away because she wouldn't stop and I felt really awkward and wrong and, well, creepy. See, things like that are creepy. Smiling at someone is not.

I also hate the word weird when applied to people, unless you're calling a serial killer weird or something.

I hate the phrase, "I find that hard to believe," because that's what my father has always said in response to most things I say when I do try to explain my motivations to him. I gave up with that a few years ago, so I don't hear it from him very often anymore, but I still have a knee-jerk "GO DIE" reaction to hearing that phrase. I glare at people who use it, much to their bewilderment lol.

I'm starting to hate, "I know, right?" I used to say it about five years ago. Now it's to the point where every time my twelve-year-old cousin tries to talk to me on Facebook half the things I say are met with "ikr." STOP IT.

"I could care less."

I hate when people use "1" as an "l"

I hate when AIM screennames have a character limit and someone already took CriminallyVulgar

I don't like the word "creeper", but I say creeping a lot when people are, well...creeping!


Grrrr I hate that too!!! If you could care less, then why don't you?

I also hate the "word" irregardless.

I hate when AIM screennames have a character limit and someone already took CriminallyVulgar

I hate when creepy people epically fail because they didnt utilize their man cave to be more of a gourmet, irregardless of whether or not they could care less.

pwned.

I absolutely HATE the word creepy and use it as sparingly as possible. I think it's really overused to describe what is normal behavior once the motivations are explained, and people that are perfectly fine are labeled with it and can't get away from that box regardless of what they do, their social lives effectively over... everything they do is misconstrued as being "creepy"... It's an insidious little word. The last time I used it was in telling a friend to stop taking pictures of people's houses on a walk... we were in a neighborhood that's got bigger houses in it than the huge ones in Amherst... yeah, we were there to look at the houses, but taking pictures of someone else's house? CREEPY. I had to take the camera away because she wouldn't stop and I felt really awkward and wrong and, well, creepy. See, things like that are creepy. Smiling at someone is not.

I also hate the word weird when applied to people, unless you're calling a serial killer weird or something.

I hate the phrase, "I find that hard to believe," because that's what my father has always said in response to most things I say when I do try to explain my motivations to him. I gave up with that a few years ago, so I don't hear it from him very often anymore, but I still have a knee-jerk "GO DIE" reaction to hearing that phrase. I glare at people who use it, much to their bewilderment lol.

I'm starting to hate, "I know, right?" I used to say it about five years ago. Now it's to the point where every time my twelve-year-old cousin tries to talk to me on Facebook half the things I say are met with "ikr." STOP IT.