Most annoying words, terms, phrases

[dickey1331]

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I feel like this thread was solely resurrected for this word alone.

I still don't really understand what it means.

[SmashMan]

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I think I hate anyone that has ever used the term 'butthurt'.

...where did that one even come from?

[haldinoo08]

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Can we all stop saying "bae" and "life goals" please? Bae isn't even a word, and life goals??? Don't get me started

[SuperBowlNachos]

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I still don't really understand what it means.

It replaced "boo". Which is another term to call your significant other.

I think...

[AUChase]

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All I've been hearing is lately is this...

Spoiler

"Deez Nutz...Got eeem!

I hear "Got 'em Coach" a lot and use it myself at times.

I think it's because of who I usually hoop and work with.

[bigbob]

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I think that "Got Em Coach" or similar sayings are from before that "Deez Nuts" stuff because my buddy said it all the time before that video when we'd play COD.

I've had to stop saying "Got heeeeeeem" since that video came out, too.

[brent3419]

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turnt up..spelled and said the exact way


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[pw_1016]

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"Thats life"
"stuff happens"
"it is what it is"
also when an adult refers to another adult as a 'kid' (not sure of a good example to give here)

[Blzer]

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also when an adult refers to another adult as a 'kid' (not sure of a good example to give here)

Like in baseball/softball? Because I do it all the time without even knowing.

I just find it funny when my players do it to one another. A 14 year old calling a 17 year old "kid" sometimes is quite hilarious.

On a somewhat related note to all of that, I hate when commentators/analysts say that a player "is young" when they make some sort of mistake in the field, especially something mentally. These professionally paid athletes should not be too young to learn how to tag up on a fly ball or something like that. There are some things that are excusable for them to say with that, in that they are referring not to the sport but to the level of play itself. Some things, though, do not work when they say it like this.

[pw_1016]

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Like in baseball/softball? Because I do it all the time without even knowing.

I just find it funny when my players do it to one another. A 14 year old calling a 17 year old "kid" sometimes is quite hilarious.

On a somewhat related note to all of that, I hate when commentators/analysts say that a player "is young" when they make some sort of mistake in the field, especially something mentally. These professionally paid athletes should not be too young to learn how to tag up on a fly ball or something like that. There are some things that are excusable for them to say with that, in that they are referring not to the sport but to the level of play itself. Some things, though, do not work when they say it like this.

Agreed. For example, I don't like when announcers call Bryce Harper a 'kid' because he is so young even though he is an adult . Also, I agree with you when you say they say a player 'is young' when he makes a mistake. I don't like it either.

Also, its weird when a 26 year old refers to a 22 year old as a 'kid' . lol yall are in the same age bracket.

[l3ulvl]

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Anyone younger than me is a kid, anyone older is a geezer

[daflyboys]

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Anyone younger than me is a kid, anyone older is a geezer

Relatedly, when someone younger than me refers to about 6-7 years ago as "back in the day".

[KingV2k3]

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"Bae". <a></a>

I feel like this thread was solely resurrected for this word alone.

I still don't really understand what it means.

It replaced "boo". Which is another term to call your significant other.

I think...

Urban Dictionary's take on "bae":

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bae

Adds a whole 'nother layer of WTF, IMHO...

[cusefan74]

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Dude!

God I hate that word. My mothers wife (yes shes gay), says it all the time. I just want to hit her in the head with a chair, WWE style.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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