"asted" instead of asked!!! drives me insane!!
Do you mean "axed"? That drives me crazy."asted" instead of asked!!! drives me insane!!
YES!!!!!Do you mean "axed"? That drives me crazy.
Dear Sweet Medusa, I hate this! I also hate when people say "Between him and I" or "Between her and myself.""Myself" as in "Bill and myself are going...." Rick says that, probably because it makes me bonkers.
I always want to tell them to have confidence in what they are saying because the inflection makes me feel like they are doubting themselves.I hate the upward inflection used at the end of sentences, usually by younger people.
I do not mind them all that much since they have been used as verbs since the 1600s (dialogue) and the 1530s (task/tasked/tasking). I certainly will take both over the word "conversate." Yuck!Using "dialogue" as a verb. Using "tasked" as a verb
"Touch base"--Gross. Don't touch my base
I say "Yeah" constantly.yeah
Yes, my friends & I say this one a lot too. I guess we're annoying.I know, right?
Is there a difference between "Yeah", "Yea", "Yep", or "Yup?"I say "Yeah" constantly.
Nope, re-read my post. It's only annoying when old farts like me do it, and the young kids like you are like "what is he doing? Wow, he's trying to be cool. He's a moron" and then I goYes, my friends & I say this one a lot too. I guess we're annoying.
You get extra points for calling me young.young kids like you
Aw, shucks. *kicks a random stone a little*You get extra points for calling me young.
Prego (thats a tomato sauce), preggers, hubby.
Can I ax you a question?
Bae