Phrases/terms that need to be retired immediately (6 Viewers)

[Keerock]

Recently I was in a .NET class where the instructor, who is from California, must have said "groovy" 100 times during a virtual class. I thought that went out in the 60s? This guy was 30 something. Are you telling me people from that state are still stuck in the 60s?

I try to say it only once per conversation rather than 100 times, but I like 'groovy' a lot.

I agree. I like saying it, but I don't force it into a conversation. Sparingly used, I think it's a groovy word

 

[Leroy Hoard]

manning up.

Unless one just got sacked or injured.

 

[Parrothead]

Using a letter to describe a word. The N word, the R word, if you a female the C word.

Kitchen doesn't start with a C.

either does sandwich

 

[E Street Brat]

Recently I was in a .NET class where the instructor, who is from California, must have said "groovy" 100 times during a virtual class. I thought that went out in the 60s? This guy was 30 something. Are you telling me people from that state are still stuck in the 60s?

I try to say it only once per conversation rather than 100 times, but I like 'groovy' a lot.

I'm on a mission to bring back "cat" from the 70's I try and use once a day around the office to unsuspecting co-workers.

ESB; Hey boss, you got a phone number for Bill?

Boss : Bill who?

ESB; You know, Bill. That cat that works for M&M.

Boss: Oh yea, Bill. I email it over to ya.

 

[Keerock]

Recently I was in a .NET class where the instructor, who is from California, must have said "groovy" 100 times during a virtual class. I thought that went out in the 60s? This guy was 30 something. Are you telling me people from that state are still stuck in the 60s?

I try to say it only once per conversation rather than 100 times, but I like 'groovy' a lot.

I'm on a mission to bring back "cat" from the 70's I try and use once a day around the office to unsuspecting co-workers.

ESB; Hey boss, you got a phone number for Bill?

Boss : Bill who?

ESB; You know, Bill. That groovy cat that works for M&M.

Boss: Oh yea, Bill. I email it over to ya.

FYP

 

[Tom Servo]

Triple 7

 

[TheIronSheik]

Triple 7

One of those already went away. We're actually trying to bring it back.

 

[Mohawk]

"My bad."

We already knew you were wrong. Just say, "Sorry."

 

[Scoresman]

people who say "NC two A" instead of "NC double A" are low class human beings.

 

[jamny]

man crush

 

[Ilov80s]

Instantly replay. Maybe if we stop saying, it will go away.

 

[Frostillicus]

The term "smoke show", referring to an attractive woman, should be shot, killed, hung, shot again, and then buried 30 feet into the ground.

I'm ok with smoke show.

 

[Frostillicus]

calling the tall guys in the NBA "bigs"

How about just using the positions they play like the good ol' days?!

Bigs is fine.

 

[Frostillicus]

I've heard the younger generation referring to themselves as #### housed when they are really drunk. The correct term is #### faced. #### house is stupid.

#### housed is fine.

 

[Frostillicus]

I'm sure it's listed here, but...

"Easy peasy"

Just stop!!!!!!

Ok when talking to kids. I hope to god nobody uses this in adult conversation.

 

[Frostillicus]

The term "smoke show", referring to an attractive woman, should be shot, killed, hung, shot again, and then buried 30 feet into the ground.

What if she's got a great cutter?

This is not funny. Terrrible.

 

[Frostillicus]

Adding the word tho' to everything. It's confusing do you like it or not.

Examples:

Them yoga pants tho.

Does she look good or bad in them? Depends how it's said. Normally you can tell.

Dat ### tho'

This is acceptable in small doses.

 

[Frostillicus]

kid thinks ... Is also another

Kid thinks it doesn't exist tho

Not real

 

[Aerial Assault]

Thanks, frosty

 

[El Floppo]

I'm sure it's listed here, but...

"Easy peasy"

Just stop!!!!!!

Ok when talking to kids. I hope to god nobody uses this in adult conversation.

But if you are talking to adults, please follow up with Lemon Squeazy. TIA.

 

[Rove!]

I Disagree with virtually everything Frosty spammed us with on this page

 

[Mr. Pickles]

The term "smoke show", referring to an attractive woman, should be shot, killed, hung, shot again, and then buried 30 feet into the ground.

I'm ok with smoke show.

Sorry. It's a no go.

 

[Joe T]

No go.

 

[Tom Servo]

Thanks, Hipple

Fixed.

 

[Ketamine Dreams]

I'm sure it's been mentioned: 'It is what it is.'

 

[17seconds]

"Price point".

This phrase is completely unnecessary. The word "price" is sufficient. What's the difference between saying "I think we should sell these shoes at a lower price point" vs "I think we should sell these shoes at a lower price". No difference at all, other than one of them sounds really douchey. Stop saying price point.

this one implies a profit optimization to me. More than picking an arbitrary price that works, it's picking the peak point at the profit curve that fits the criteria being referenced... I'm sure it's misused, though.

Agree with this ruling. The objection should be with a phrase where it's misused, not the term on its own.

 

[17seconds]

I'm sure it's been mentioned: 'It is what it is.'

Same as saying "my brain has given up"

 

[17seconds]

Recently I was in a .NET class where the instructor, who is from California, must have said "groovy" 100 times during a virtual class. I thought that went out in the 60s? This guy was 30 something. Are you telling me people from that state are still stuck in the 60s?

I try to say it only once per conversation rather than 100 times, but I like 'groovy' a lot.

I'm on a mission to bring back "cat" from the 70's I try and use once a day around the office to unsuspecting co-workers.

ESB; Hey boss, you got a phone number for Bill?

Boss : Bill who?

ESB; You know, Bill. That cat that works for M&M.

Boss: Oh yea, Bill. I email it over to ya.

Used extensively by the likes of Dennis Miller and Kevin Smith from 1985-2004

 

[shuke]

We can officially retire "awkward" and "epic" as my 4 year old daughter is using them regularly.

 

[17seconds]

We can officially retire "awkward" and "epic" as my 4 year old daughter is using them regularly.

can we throw "hello????" in there?

 

[Politician Spock]

These "7 favorite" threads.

 

[Tom Servo]

These "7 favorite" threads.

They need to be run off a cliff like lemmings.

 

[metoo]

Thot

Bye Felicia

 

[Kal El]

These "7 favorite" threads.

They need to be run off a cliff like lemmings.

Thrown off a cliff would be more appropriate, because running off implies that they know they're stupid. Also, lemmings apparently don't do that. The Disney film made about them actually launched them off a cliff, but several do die during migration times. It's not a mass suicide at all, though.

 

[MC Gas Money]

I hate when businesses call employees "associates"

Stop patronizing them with that crap

 

[Ilov80s]

Thot

Bye Felicia

I second the Thot vote.

 

[msommer]

Thot

Bye Felicia

I second the Thot vote.

The reverse would be more natural

 

[Ilov80s]

Thot

Bye Felicia

I second the Thot vote.

The reverse would be more natural

Reverse of what?

 

[BobbyLayne]

These "7 favorite" threads.

No better time to end it than 07/07/14

 

[msommer]

Thot

Bye Felicia

I second the Thot vote.

The reverse would be more natural

Reverse of what?

If metoo seconded

 

[El Floppo]

Dusty.

getting dusty in here.

seems like it dusted all over the FFA this year.

just me, I guess.

 

[Mister CIA]

Dusty.

getting dusty in here.

seems like it dusted all over the FFA this year.

just me, I guess.

 

[Mister CIA]

Ran across this gem in the Shart Pool - TBH.

 

[Peyton Marino]

has 'bae' been mentioned yet?

bae.

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

I hate when businesses call employees "associates"

Stop patronizing them with that crap

How about "team members"?

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

has 'bae' been mentioned yet?

bae.

As in Baebae's Kids? Or what?

 

[sports_fan]

has 'bae' been mentioned yet?

bae.

As in Baebae's Kids? Or what?

bae caught me slippin

 

[MC Gas Money]

I hate when businesses call employees "associates"

Stop patronizing them with that crap

How about "team members"?

Even more patronizing

 

[Zegras11]

+EV

especially in biz

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

has 'bae' been mentioned yet?

bae.

As in Baebae's Kids? Or what?

bae caught me slippin

That's not how it goes. It's actually "Time keeps on slippin'."