What word/phrase you have heard in the past do you not want to be said anymore?

[Imp]

"Throw shade"

"Touch base" <-- bitch, why don't you die in a fire already?

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

"rad"
"synergize"
"Invest your time don't spend it."

And, my all time favorite,
"Good managers manage, they don't work."

 

[Ruptga]

All allegedly means in that context is that someone other than the person you're talking to is the originator of whatever message is being conveyed. When I say that something "allegedly" happened, all I mean is that I didn't see it myself, but I heard tell about it from someone else. The word doesn't imply that there was a witness or evidence or anything like that. In fact it is literally there to make it clear that whatever is being said is second hand information at best.

I'd rather someone say "Tom and Joanna were allegedly kissing in the copy room" if they did not actually see the event with their own eyes.

"Tom and Joanna were kissing in the copy room" without "allegedly" sounds like they know for sure that it happened, which implies that they witnessed it or have proof.

So I think "allegedly" has very nearly the opposite effect of what you said.

Standard meaning vs. common usage. It's a similar story with rape; in ye olden days it did refer to a sacking, or pillaging, and the term was eventually applied to the same sort of violence in a sexual context. Now, all most people know it from is the sexual context, and it's basically impossible to use it without that baggage.

 

[balloonshark]

Just Sayin' <---- Makes me want to kill someone.

Chillaxing

Rekt and any word that is spelled wrong on purpose.

 

[quest4glory]

Repeating Petes who look for any opportunity to say "this, so very this" on any random BS they agree with on forums, reddit, etc.

 

[szechuanpork]

'positive' when it is used for good
'concerning' when it is used for disconcerting

 

[compuwiz1]

Stephen, you just wait til your dad get's home!!!

 

[pcslookout]

All curse words.

 

[BoomerD]

Repeating Petes who look for any opportunity to say "this, so very this" on any random BS they agree with on forums, reddit, etc.

This.

 

[dank69]

"Throw shade"

"Touch base" <-- bitch, why don't you die in a fire already?

 

[Eno Safirey]

"unknowable"

 

[soulcougher73]

Christianity...

 

[Riverhound777]

"Not gunna lie"

 

[BoberFett]

"Craig234"

I never want to see or hear that again.

 

[ringtail]

1) "I could care less"

because the meaning is brain-dead backwards, it ought to be "I could NOT care less."


2) "methodology"

when the proper word ought to be "method" without the "ology."

"Ology" means "the study of" which is not what the person who wrongly says "methodology" means....it's METHOD

 

[waffleironhead]

"Who are you and why aren't you wearing any pants?"

 

[lozina]

"bounce the server"

 

[Cienja]

"Needless to say, ..."
Folks, if it is in fact needless, then stop. Don't say it.

 

[Craig234]

Oh man I just thought of my #1:

'YaknowwhatI'msayin?' There are people who seem to say this three times per sentence.

 

[IronWing]

"piece of kit"

 

[Printer Bandit]

cumdumpster

 

[feralkid]

nm.

 

[Kaido]

"cool beans"

 

[Mai72]

Stupid punks.

 

[Sulaco]

Bro.

Out of your teens? Past freshman year of college? Then stop. Everyone's opinion of you nose dives if you're over 18 and still use it. Especially to act cool on the internet.

"BAE".

No explanation needed.