I also hate when people use baby as a proper noun. Like, "Feeding Baby" and "clothing Baby" instead of "feeding THE baby", like, baby isn't it's fucking name, shut the fuck up. It seriously makes me really angry.

Pepsi

Do you have a baby?

Poop
Cusp

It's not so much a word, but I'm starting to hate it when people refer to next year as "two-thousand-ten", or the the year after that as "two-thousand-eleven". We didn't refer to 1999 as "one-thousand-nine-hundred-and-ninety-nine", so what's so wrong about starting to say "twenty-ten, twenty-eleven", etc?

Yes. All the time. So is irony/ironic and cliche(d).

Isn't it ironic. Don't cha think? lol ;)

...Um, no. If I did I would probably jump off a bridge.

The "word" Ayo. It just....infuriates me.

^^Ha ha ha - it feels like a retarded white fuckwit attempting to be black. So it feels like........Eminem.

i like the term "ayo for yayo" though.

the syllables?

Ah, I reckon "yayo for mayo" is better, for when you've got a big pile of fries with some tasty mayonnaise on the side.

actually...me. too.

"smoothie" (i love to make+drink them, but hate the word)

"the lord" (hello? is this the middle ages?)

"praise the lord" (eek)

This is why I am glad that I was raised Jewish.

kicky

AAAAYO FOR YAAAAYOOOO WALK AROUND WITH YAAAYOO ALL UP IN MY NASALL

hold there a second-- that's the same thing as adonai

oh yes

may sound different but the jesus people stole it from you.

dawgs

canker sore

mesmerize

cramp

freakin

yes yes, of course. but none of the jewish people i was raised amongst use adonai as a preposition to every statement....not even my hassidic sister...