Words and phrases that are soooo...meh! Like meh (1 Viewer)

[therealjohnny]

"cancel culture" and everything it entails

 

[Lili Marlene]

"Found my tribe"

 

[therealjohnny]

X is my "spirit animal"

 

[pavlos]

"wise" (usually in association with "by turns") on book blurbs

Fuckin' wise up

 

[Lili Marlene]

"wise" (usually in association with "by turns") on book blurbs

Fuckin' wise up

Oh yes, that's a great one.

 

[GO]

Thats my go to

Drives me fucking nuts

 

[nooleen]

'sleek and stylish' films

 

[pete]

"Flavorful"

 

[Jerry Twig]

‘Outliers’

I’ll fuckin lie you out in a minute.

 

[chutneyfarmer]

One saying that used to go around the office in my old job when we would be trying out something new and had no idea if it would work was "We'll just have to suck it and see."

*SHUDDER*

 

[hermie]

"Flavorful"

The American spelling gave it the accent there for ultimate affect!

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Weaponised

 

[Lili Marlene]

'lets take this conversation offline'

when they always mean online

 

[hermie]

'lets take this conversation offline'

when they always mean online

Ha! So true

 

[Lili Marlene]

When someone is shiting on about the "artistry" on an album being better or worse than anything else, as if this vaguest of nondescriptive words means anything that could possibly be measured.

 

[Unicron]

When someone is shiting on about the "artistry" on an album being better or worse than anything else, as if this vaguest of nondescriptive words means anything that could possibly be measured.

This is one of the worst thing about musician wiki pages.

 

[Jerry Twig]

“Dropped” as in “the new album drops Tuesday” or “daily drop”.

If I was in charge I would jail people for that.

 

[jonah]

My new one is "innovate", which isn't necessarily a problem word innd of itself (I also hate the term "in and of itself"), but when people in the office use "innovative" to refer to any change they make to literally anything. "OMG Angela, your new checklist is really innovative, I love how you've STREAMLINED it and we now have only 20 checks instead of 30. This is just a GAME CHANGER ANGELA".

 

[billygannon]

Sure, lookit, that's it

 

[therealjohnny]

My new one is "innovate", which isn't necessarily a problem word innd of itself (I also hate the term "in and of itself"), but when people in the office use "innovative" to refer to any change they make to literally anything. "OMG Angela, your new checklist is really innovative, I love how you've STREAMLINED it and we now have only 20 checks instead of 30. This is just a GAME CHANGER ANGELA".

I nominate Angela for employee of the month