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“I’m just saying”
Yes I know you’re saying something. You said it.
I get unreasonably annoyed at “Well yes and no.”
It’s never yes and no. Just answer the question.
Not really a phrase, but I also really hate this current trend of ending a sentence in a question mark to try and add that rising inflection that is already obnoxious enough in-person. I just don’t like it?
That bittersweet moment when you finally find someone as bothered by question statements as you, but you can tell from their username that they won’t be around much longer.
Nothing gold can stay
“It’s always in the last place you look”
No shit?
Like and Subscribe. I don’t like when YouTubers say that, especially at the beginning of a video.
For me it’s “I will see you in the next video” especially when they give a day (“on Thursday”) assuming I what the video the minute it’s uploaded and not a year later. Also, you never saw me and most likely never will. That’s not how videos work. I see the content creator but they don’t see me. Get your facts right.
“Slams” when it is actually “mildly disagrees”
When people write “chefs kiss”. Utterly harmless but OH GODDESS IT GRINDS MY GEARS
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Those dumbasses are the drawback of humanity.
I find myself annoyed by “not gonna lie”/“ngl”,“just sayin’”, or really anything along those lines that gets tacked on without adding anything to the statement.
Ryan George: “Why did you say that? Do you often lie about things?”
“Moving forward…”
UGH
“Speaks out”. Commonly used by news organizations to describe anyone saying anything.
“Just do…”
That “Just” always skips 20 steps.
It is what it is.
It never comes out of the mouth of an intellectual.
I’ve got two teenage boys that only know the word, “brah”
bruh
Naw they evolved it to an a sound somehow
the phrase “rustles my jimmies” really, well, gets under my skin
burns my biscuits
ruffles my feathers
grinds my gears
bruises my tomato
pisses in my lemonade
rains on my parade
gets my hackles up
gets my garters in a twist
That really spangles my jingadoons.
“Fam.” Seems to have died now, and thank god.
