Phrases I'd Like to Never Hear/See Again.

[35Rem]

Hey, big guy-----

I don't mind this one, as long as it's my wife....

The (over)use of "like" where it doesn't belong drives me nuts!
Also the acronym "***". I can't stand that.

 

[jframe]

I also have to wonder about the maturity level of any man over the age of thirty who prefixes everything he says with "dude."

 

[Pop's2]

You're an intelligent guy; I'm sure you'll agree with me............

 

[Andy Griffith]

Oh, I forgot one I detest:

tactical

 

[2000Z-71]

The one I've gotten tired of hearing.

"The previous administration..."

 

[samIam]

So with that being said.

 

[Peter J.]

HOPE and CHANGE

 

[USAF385]

I thought Black Rifle, Assault Rifle, Hi Cap Mags, or clips would have come up by now.

Clips is one that bothers me as well..

unless of course the user is actually talking about a clip (which most of the time, they are not)

 

[ArcticFox]

..."that's a very good question" or any variation thereof...

..."awesome"...

 

[wbraswell]

You know, uhhh, yo, s'up, dude, and awesome! There's probably about 30 others. Groovy, huh?

 

[32sgteot]

"Have a good one"

A GOOD WHAT



Or, when you politely thank someone, or say excuse me, you get a "UGHUH"

 

[rewster]

In RI we have......

Go figure......

No word of a lie........

Then there are......

I'll be honest with you !

To tell the truth !

 

[tripledipper]

"A sweet shooter". Don't intend to get it anywhere near my mouth to taste it, sort of like the old LE expression, " he ate his gun" which you never want to hear.

 

[bricker]

Trust me....I know what I'm talking about

 

[shooboy]

The one I never, ever, in a bazillion years want to hear again, from a female,
"I'm Late" 'nuff said, Shoo

 

[SmithNut]

Couple of my favorites:

The trigger breaks like glass......

and, "cash money", as in - "How you paying for this" at which point they respond with "cash money".

 

[Rule3]

I dislike "MINTY" almost as much as Tactical

So is it in Mint condition or is it "Minty"meaning it really is not mint but almost kind of and they dare not say Mint???

 

[WoodSmith]

........at the end of the day.........

 

[raisedin99]

I have often chuckled to myself at a comment used to help a gun transaction along:

"It Shoots Hard"

 

[retiredsquid]

1. hyphenation of citizenship -- either you are an American or the other, can't be both.

2. "whatever"