Terms or phrases that make your skin crawl
Discussion
Funk said:
I've got another one. I hate 'empower'. It doesn't actually mean anything.
Yes it does:http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/engli...
It's like listening to a bunch of old women moan reading this thread, they're just f
king words.Am I the only one who stops reading a post the second I encounter an 'of' where a 'have' should be used, as in; "I should of studied more at school."?
If the basic components of your own native tongue are unknown to you, I feel your opinions or advice will likely be based on a similar lack of understanding of the basic components of the issue at hand.
'Reveal' as a noun is another cringe-worthy term.
If the basic components of your own native tongue are unknown to you, I feel your opinions or advice will likely be based on a similar lack of understanding of the basic components of the issue at hand.
'Reveal' as a noun is another cringe-worthy term.
Rulle7 said:
Am I the only one who stops reading a post the second I encounter an 'of' where a 'have' should be used, as in; "I should of studied more at school."?
If the basic components of your own native tongue are unknown to you, I feel your opinions or advice will likely be based on a similar lack of understanding of the basic components of the issue at hand.
'Reveal' as a noun is another cringe-worthy term.
I think that's your problem, not theirs, some people have not had the benefit of an education, some people have had to learn in adult life as they go along, do you regard these people as idiots, are you so intolerant, really?If the basic components of your own native tongue are unknown to you, I feel your opinions or advice will likely be based on a similar lack of understanding of the basic components of the issue at hand.
'Reveal' as a noun is another cringe-worthy term.
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