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lynnwitt
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"Infinite possibilities" when, in fact, they can be numbered for the subject at hand.

I argue out loud with things said on television. So far, I'm still at liberty.
heidi
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there is only one person here i use that word with. except for him i never pass unless i have to edit because they beat me to a post

sorry I misunderstood I thought it was words You do not like....... My bad, lol
ginger86
Blonde Ginger
no, it is me that is sorry. i misunderstood your post. so sorry heidi
lynnwitt
Quantum Tease
"Dearie" - sometimes used by elderly waitresses around here.
69Kisses96
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"Dearie" - sometimes used by elderly waitresses around here.



"Honey" also. Now when I hear it, I think of a Lush friend.
lynnwitt
Quantum Tease
Any overused words. People need to develop a decent vocabulary.
69Kisses96
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Any overused words. People need to develop a decent vocabulary.



I have an indecent one. Does that count?
Unknown User
"Girls" in any reference to grown, of age women, particularly the women engaging in the Lush community. We are women, FFS, stop infantilising it, please. You can be a little girl, baby girl, etc. in your term of endearment from whoever but as a collective we are women. It irks me to no end ? (and to be honest the same can be said for the terms "Guys" or "Boys" - instead of men, however generally speaking, at least "guys" doesn't make me think of little children).
69Kisses96
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Having grown up in East Texas in the 50s and 60s, people using the term "boy" when talking about a grown man gets on my nerves.
hopp3r
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'Woke' when used as an adjective. It just awkwardly conguates itself into the sentence and makes me wince knowing that there are better words to be used to describe that which is being said (i.e. so-and-so is socially-conscious vs so-and-so is woke). In general, it just feels lazy, as if the speaker is perhaps abbreviating a longer word.

'Squirrel' is a weird word as well. It's a strange jumble of 1 3/4 syllables that makes me feel I need to take a forced pause somewhere in the middle in order to make sure I'm saying it correctly. When I was in kindergarten I couldn't manage to say the animal's name without it warbling out as "squilla" no matter how hard I tried.

I can’t think of a good tagline so this will have to do. Suggest a better one for me?
irene01
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But

(most of the time) it is the gear that shifts the whole direction of a conversation into something dreary. BUT it can also be a bearer of good news..oh well, I can't make up my mind, lol
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'Squirrel' is a weird word as well. It's a strange jumble of 1 3/4 syllables that makes me feel I need to take a forced pause somewhere in the middle in order to make sure I'm saying it correctly. When I was in kindergarten I couldn't manage to say the animal's name without it warbling out as "squilla" no matter how hard I tried.


Come to Australia!! Or Britain I suppose. Ha! Instead of "skwer-l" you can say "skwi-ril" in the two syllables it should be! I actually have no idea how to write the proper phonetic way but every time I hear American pronunciation of squirrel like it's just adding a k to swirl I cringe. I'm sure y'all think the same about us too, though.

I'm drinking wine so I forget what I came here to say. But I agree with trinky, "Bae" is disgusting and one of the most irritable modern slang words I've come across.
adi_me33
Lady GlitterGiggles
Goodbye....not fond of that one
69Kisses96
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Quote by trinket

"Bae". Irritates the fuck out of me. It's either Baby or babe. Finish the word.


Give her a standing ovulation!
69Kisses96
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They have squirrels in Australia?
lynnwitt
Quantum Tease
"txt" abbreviations - especially used in the chat rooms or forums here.
69Kisses96
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"txt" abbreviations - especially used in the chat rooms or forums here.



LOL
lynnwitt
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Quote by 69Kisses96


LOL
lynnwitt
Quantum Tease
"Really" when used as a response to every statement.
patokl
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"Really" when used as a response to every statement.

Really?
A little kindness can be so valuable, yet costs almost nothing

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Hey... pssst.... that's an l (as in luscious) at the end of my name, not an i
lynnwitt
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Really?


Oh no! Not ANOTHER one!!!
homealone71
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MILF I don't feel like its a compliment..It's hard enough aging and now being put in a category....I don't even have kids lol

Oh one more...Queef hate it lol
lynnwitt
Quantum Tease
Quote by homealone71
MILF I don't feel like its a compliment..It's hard enough aging and now being put in a category....I don't even have kids lol

Oh one more...Queef hate it lol


Laughed so hard I queefed.... smile

I don't know if it's better or worse if the 'M' is for 'mature' :)

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Leaving the 'ly' off words, e.g., "she went quick". AAARRGGGHHHH
hiddentalent123
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"Just sayin'" Of course you're just saying! It's superfluous! It also seems to imply that whatever was said is not something that they have to take responsibility for because they are "just sayin". Hey Charlie! You're a fat fuck! Just sayin buddy...
honeydipped
The Bee's Knees
smegma. sounds as gross as its definition.

Say. Her. Name.