Most annoying trendy phrases….

[Love_Industry]

Retirement? Too fucking long. Somewhere around 1200 days.

Three years? Not bad. Try 10. When you count the days and not years, you're close.

First thing I will ditch when I retire is the internet subscription. I'll check in on Sludge once a week from a friend's mobile because yes, Sludge will be there in 2035!

[Hatchets Molly]

Retirement? Too fucking long. Somewhere around 1200 days.

Three years? Not bad. Try 10. When you count the days and not years, you're close.

First thing I will ditch when I retire is the internet subscription. I'll check in on Sludge once a week from a friend's mobile because yes, Sludge will be there in 2035!

Hopefully, I still have enough gas in the tank to move the needle. See what I did?

[dmbrocker]

I'll check in on Sludge once a week from a friend's mobile because yes, Sludge will be there in 2035!

Not if April comes along four years before that and Jani ends up being right.

[pieceofme]

Retirement? Too fucking long. Somewhere around 1200 days.

Three years? Not bad. Try 10. When you count the days and not years, you're close.

First thing I will ditch when I retire is the internet subscription. I'll check in on Sludge once a week from a friend's mobile because yes, Sludge will be there in 2035!

Why?

[Love_Industry]

Retirement? Too fucking long. Somewhere around 1200 days.

Three years? Not bad. Try 10. When you count the days and not years, you're close.

First thing I will ditch when I retire is the internet subscription. I'll check in on Sludge once a week from a friend's mobile because yes, Sludge will be there in 2035!

Why?

No more work = no more WFH

[pieceofme]

Three years? Not bad. Try 10. When you count the days and not years, you're close.

First thing I will ditch when I retire is the internet subscription. I'll check in on Sludge once a week from a friend's mobile because yes, Sludge will be there in 2035!

Why?

No more work = no more WFH

?

You know you can get the internet outside of work.

[Love_Industry]

Why?

No more work = no more WFH

?

You know you can get the internet outside of work.

I can, but why...

[pieceofme]

No more work = no more WFH

?

You know you can get the internet outside of work.

I can, but why...

So you can keep on posting your wild takes about music.

[MattleyCrue]

Sus, bussin, periodt

[Velvis]

Slang-wise, "rizz"...wtf is that? I only recognize it as Anthony Rizzo's nickname, but apparently its something else.

I believe rizz is short/slang for Charisma.

[muffinman14]

How about when a politician used to say a certain topic was “sexy” or not. Instant “fake douchbag” vibes and a no vote

[exitflagger]

In reference to guitars:

Most Gibson guitar doinks like to call their Les Paul a "burst". "I just bought my dream burst". Ugh.

Also when guys call pickups on a guitar "pups" it kinda makes me wanna go postal.

"Got some sweet new pups on my burst"... KYS

[ParaDime77]

My ex would refer to “finding her truth” rather often. Later did l found out it was one of her many manipulative phrases.

[Indy_Rob]

"High RPM, low IQ "
- Doc McGee

[AlexVonHaig]

this is a fresh one "that dog don't hunt"

[exitflagger]

this is a fresh one "that dog don't hunt"

Bitch please. About as fresh as white dog shit.

[EnuffRatt]

“Where to begin”

When discussing a great performance, saying he or she “ate.”

“Would not have clocked that”

“That’s on brand”

“Now we’re cooking with gas”

Fans using the term “mother” when referring to their favorite female singer (Especially prevalent among Swifties which is also an annoying term.)

[MotleyKaos]

I mostly see the following on Reddit, and both are overused.

"This is the way." or "TITW"

"Memory unlocked." (which I'm pretty sure comes from Zelda: Breath of the Wild but still, it's so played out now)

Definitely! That it came from a very mediocre television show makes it even worse somehow!

Oh, I had no idea it came from a TV show. I guess that explains why it has become so popular.

[Neil Diamond Dave]

Full stop

Yeah, what does that even mean? Is it a camera or telegraph reference. I know most of the people using it don’t even know.

[Neil Diamond Dave]

“You do you”

[pieceofme]

Full stop

Yeah, what does that even mean? Is it a camera or telegraph reference. I know most of the people using it don’t even know.

Same as a yank saying period.

In British English, the words "full stop" at the end of an utterance strengthen it; they indicate that it admits no further discussion: "I'm not going with you, full stop." In American English, the word "period" serves this function.

[blackedout85]

“Wanna give a shout out to…….” especially now that it’s become corporate lingo.

[BangThyDrum]

It drives me insane when I see and hear people calling someone the GOAT. Just say the Greatest.

also:

"I'm not crying you're crying"

"Hear me out"

"LFG!"

[pieceofme]

It drives me insane when I see and hear people calling someone the GOAT. Just say the Greatest.

also:

"I'm not crying you're crying"

"Hear me out"

"LFG!"

Yeah, definitely. Can't go a day about this being debated in a sport. The continuous obsession with determining the greatest in that particular field is tedious. Especially when it is pretty much impossible to determine in a team sport and in different eras.

Also in the UK calling someone a goat back in the day meant they were a fool. Hate how it has changed to now mean greatest of all time!

[Ryan81]

I'm not that guy or I'm not the one.

[Press Pass]

"He's a good human"

We don't say he's a good guy, or a good man, or a good dude anymore. We say he's a good human.

[Lobo]

When a politician says:

"We're going to use every tool in the toolbox"