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And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing. |
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing. "
So asking you to remove my panties would be a turn off?   |
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing.
So asking you to remove my panties would be a turn off? "
Actually, yes to be honest.
I'd prefer to remove your knickers, undergarments, lingerie and ummm..... fanny..... blanket? |
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over a year ago
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Top of my list at present is "look" but only in the context that it's currently used in every sentence a politician utters these days. It really grinds my gears!! |
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing. "
Fanny |
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing.
So asking you to remove my panties would be a turn off? "
It probably would as it means you caught him wearing your underwear  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing. "
C word for obvious reasons its just not nice  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing. "
'Just saying'
'That is all'
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"'Literally' people using it all the time. 'Oh I'm literally just having a cup of tea', 'I have literally just finished my cup of tea', 'I am literally going to have another cup of tea' "
Literally...yes! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing.
'Just saying'
'That is all'
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Okay more of a sentence I know.
It's fucking annoying is why. |
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing.
So asking you to remove my panties would be a turn off?
It probably would as it means you caught him wearing your underwear "
I didn't do it and I'm I did you can't prove it!
She's get some nice french ones that make my bum look nice.... |
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"Fact", when written at the end of a very dubious statement and followed by an exclamation mark.
"Actually", when used by someone with a grade D in A Level general studies, because they think it adds gravitas to their ill-thought out, internet based philosophy.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word you panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing. "
Ohh i love the word panties.. Especially when used in the right way ie- 'pull my panties to the side and fucking pound me' lool.. Two wordS I absolutely detest however are 'moist' and 'minge' absolute cringe!!
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing.
Fanny"
Boooo!! I love the word fanny  fanny fanny fanny fanny!! Love it!! |
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""Fact", when written at the end of a very dubious statement and followed by an exclamation mark.
"Actually", when used by someone with a grade D in A Level general studies, because they think it adds gravitas to their ill-thought out, internet based philosophy.
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Actually that is not a fact ! |
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""Fact", when written at the end of a very dubious statement and followed by an exclamation mark.
"Actually", when used by someone with a grade D in A Level general studies, because they think it adds gravitas to their ill-thought out, internet based philosophy.
Actually that is not a fact ! "
TWAT....there's another one.  |
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By *onyneMan
over a year ago
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Ridiculous names for a coffee in cafés
Oh yes. "
I can't ever bring myself to say 'Americano' when what i want is a black coffee...
At work they are now saying we have to 'populate' a form...when really all it means is 'fill in'.
the problem I have is not the words themselves, more the invention of pretendy importance associated with simple tasks...when we would never have said those things when we were younger.
...still getting to grips with 'lunch' at dinner time as well! |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Angus & Findhorn |
Vanilla in the context of swinging, the perceived superiority of swingers
Nom Nom... load of pish
Mmmmm .... nonsense.
He He He He... mildly acceptable if you are under the age of 7
'Thanks guys'....when used to canvas opinions of the mind-blowingly dumb questions
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""Fact", when written at the end of a very dubious statement and followed by an exclamation mark.
"Actually", when used by someone with a grade D in A Level general studies, because they think it adds gravitas to their ill-thought out, internet based philosophy.
Actually that is not a fact !
TWAT....there's another one. "
Twat and double Twat ...wacky races. |
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By *ickawitchCouple
over a year ago
Away with the fairies (Liverpool to you) |
"C.U.Next Tuesday (capitals only) - in any form!! Just hate the word  ... But admitantly use it in times of need "
I like that word but not when it's used as an insult.....using it to describe lady bits makes me tingle |
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At the moment it's "issues" but only the way it's pronounced! I say issues so it sounds like ishues but on tv everyone is saying isssssssues!
Also watched Jeremy Kyle this morning and he says pacific instead of specific! |
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"C.U.Next Tuesday (capitals only) - in any form!! Just hate the word ... But admitantly use it in times of need
I like that word but not when it's used as an insult.....using it to describe lady bits makes me tingle "
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Judgemental - because its very often used in the wrong place.
Math - its maths, it has an s on the end, we dont do sum, we do sums, we arent american dont speak like one.
fries - they are chips, again we arent american. |
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"I struggle to even type it such is my contempt for the word "Discharge"
I don't know of a good context it which it can be used.  "
When you get discharged from hospital? I thought that was great....
For me it's the word seepage....particularly when preceded by the word anal........yeeeeuch! |
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By *ton TwinkleWoman
over a year ago
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I'm with th OP on panties.... vile word.
Also also titties, botty, clitty, the over use of 'yummy' - "he has a yummy cock" - what are you for fucks sake? A cannibal?!
Sometimes its just the way words are used to try too hard to be overly sexual....(im thinking in a verification context here) it just doesnt work for me.... ends up coming across as stomach churning. |
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By *ifornowCouple
over a year ago
Skegness |
I dislike Americanisms with a vengeance !
This is one of the reasons, in my opinion, why as a country, we have lost our sense of identity.
Gas pedal....It's a bloody accelerator !(I have even heard a driving instructor use this term)
Cell phone...It's a mobile phone for heaven's sake !
Can I get a....It's please may I have !
I also despair when I enter a café and see a vast list of coffee's on the chalkboard, most of which I don't even know how to pronounce.....I just want a bloody instant coffee !
The term cool, when people are in agreement....this should only be used when referring to temperature !
Any form of text speak.....go away you buffoon !
I could go on and on......but I'm turning into a grumpy old man !
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By (user no longer on site)
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"And why?
No fake words like innit and lyke.
Genuine words you dislike for whatever reason.
Personally I dislike the word panties/pantys as I associate it with
A. Being an Americanised word
B. Activities like panty sniffing/wearing.
Fanny"
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"At the moment it's "issues" but only the way it's pronounced! I say issues so it sounds like ishues but on tv everyone is saying isssssssues!
Also watched Jeremy Kyle this morning and he says pacific instead of specific!"
Amazing boobs you have |
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"When some one is writing to you on here or fab guys and says mmmmmm at the end of every sentence, I know its not a word but bloody annoying."
It usually follows barely a sentence too meaning you're doing all the work keeping the chat going. |
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