Re: Things you have an irrational hatred of
Posted: Thu June 11, 2026 4:32 pm
that, and "lived experience"
that, and "lived experience"
you have to tho
I don’t seem to hear that much anymore, but it’s 100% awfulJorge wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 12:23 pm When people announce a major life event (engagement, new child, big project, etc) accompanied by the caption "I/we did a thing".
It is sooooo overused and lame
Yeah, this kills me. Has for a long time. That, and "adulting". Or "math is hard" when someone is discussing numbers.Jorge wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 12:23 pm When people announce a major life event (engagement, new child, big project, etc) accompanied by the caption "I/we did a thing".
It is sooooo overused and lame
lvc wrote: Sat June 20, 2026 1:00 pm Shohei ohtani or rather the cult surrounding him and I guess by extension the whole dodgers organization.
This is a petty grievance but mookie betts is second in all star voting at short stop and he’s batting just a whisker over .200 on the season. That’s the kind of stat that gets you subbed out for someone from AAA, not put in an all star game.
I hate celebrity culture. But I think that’s rational so maybe it doesn’t belong in this thread.
Ok so which is worse: zombie verb (eg “I’m having trouble mathing”) or using a noun as a verb (eg “I can’t math today”)washing machine wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 6:32 pmYeah, this kills me. Has for a long time. That, and "adulting". Or "math is hard" when someone is discussing numbers.Jorge wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 12:23 pm When people announce a major life event (engagement, new child, big project, etc) accompanied by the caption "I/we did a thing".
It is sooooo overused and lame
I hate the Spotify algorithm often for this very reason. You’re in a groove with a niche artist, then always eventually it suplexes you with mainstream crud and ruins everything. Read the fucking room, robot.Ello Sailor wrote: Mon June 22, 2026 11:18 pm When I listen to Stephen Wilson Jr, Spotify assumes I'm a hardcore chart country guy and starts hitting me with the shittiest of shit.
It's tough out here.
Both equally annoying.lvc wrote: Mon June 22, 2026 8:02 pmOk so which is worse: zombie verb (eg “I’m having trouble mathing”) or using a noun as a verb (eg “I can’t math today”)washing machine wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 6:32 pmYeah, this kills me. Has for a long time. That, and "adulting". Or "math is hard" when someone is discussing numbers.Jorge wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 12:23 pm When people announce a major life event (engagement, new child, big project, etc) accompanied by the caption "I/we did a thing".
It is sooooo overused and lame
Like one time in all of human history, both of those phrases were used and were novel and mildly funny. And then it was just idiocy
I want to say that all these phrases are used almost exclusively by ladieswashing machine wrote: Fri June 26, 2026 8:40 pmBoth equally annoying.lvc wrote: Mon June 22, 2026 8:02 pmOk so which is worse: zombie verb (eg “I’m having trouble mathing”) or using a noun as a verb (eg “I can’t math today”)washing machine wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 6:32 pmYeah, this kills me. Has for a long time. That, and "adulting". Or "math is hard" when someone is discussing numbers.Jorge wrote: Wed June 17, 2026 12:23 pm When people announce a major life event (engagement, new child, big project, etc) accompanied by the caption "I/we did a thing".
It is sooooo overused and lame
Like one time in all of human history, both of those phrases were used and were novel and mildly funny. And then it was just idiocy
Also, "I was today years old when I learned..." usually followed by discovery of some pretty mundane "life hack".