Which phrase annoys you the most?

[LBS-bass]

Reported to the Department of Redundancy Department.

On any car forum, whenever somebody posts a picture of their car after a crash - particularly if the car is really badly damaged - "that'll buff out".

Along the same lines, how about "income coming in?" You either have income, or you don't, but "income coming in" is like saying "money money."

 

[SgtHulka]

I'm just here to say that "carrots" is the dumbest thing I've ever been a part of on any forum.

 

[electricGstring]

Along the same lines, how about "income coming in?" You either have income, or you don't, but "income coming in" is like saying "money money."

Or PIN (or VIN) number... same goes for ATM machine. “Your personal identification number number, sir??”. “I’m going to the automatic teller machine machine to get some money money”.

 

[Paul New]

I don't like to hear the words "no-right" used together, just the using the word "right" is getting very annoying.

Right what?

 

[PhatBottomBass1]

I'm just here to say that "carrots" is the dumbest thing I've ever been a part of on any forum.

...Im just here to say that TB is the only forum I've ever been a part of...

 

[Rottie Roo Roo]

"Victor Wooten is a big influence on my playing style"

 

[Rottie Roo Roo]

I'm just here to say that "carrots" is the dumbest thing I've ever been a part of on any forum.

I don't carrot all about your opinion

 

[legalbass]

Same difference.

 

[electricGstring]

Same difference.

Jumbo shrimp?

 

[underwhelmist]

“Is it what it is”. Wow, is it?

 

[Peteyboy]

I heard congressmen refer REPEATEDLY to the word Calvary when they clearly meant cavalry. Regarding something too political to mention. What's worse is that the newscaster said it too.

 

[electricGstring]

I heard congressmen refer REPEATEDLY to the word Calvary when they clearly meant cavalry. Regarding something too political to mention. What's worse is that the newscaster said it too.

Same for supposedly educated folks who say nu-kyoo-lerr as opposed to the correct nu-klee-er when trying to pronounce the word nuclear... don’t even get me started on the “irregardless” dolts.

 

[Peteyboy]

Same for supposedly educated folks who say nu-kyoo-lerr as opposed to the correct nu-klee-er when trying to pronounce the word nuclear... don’t even get me started on the “irregardless” dolts.

13 years ago we had a president used to say both of those things.

 

[mikewalker]

Same for supposedly educated folks who say nu-kyoo-lerr as opposed to the correct nu-klee-er when trying to pronounce the word nuclear... don’t even get me started on the “irregardless” dolts.

"he done went all nuklear when he saw the flashing lights of the ambliance..."

 

[electricGstring]

13 years ago we had a president used to say both of those things.

I promised myself I’d stay completely away from politics on here but yeah. I was thinking about him in particular.

 

[Peteyboy]

I promised myself I’d stay completely away from politics on here but yeah. I was thinking about him in particular.

I considered not posting that, but it's less opinion than empirical fact - like Washington had janky teeth.

 

[FilterFunk]

"beast mode"

Yeah, that phrase always bugs me.

It would be perfectly OK to use it on the Bigfoot Forums. It is just plain silly to use it on the TalkBass Forums.

If it's not referring to Marshawn Lynch, I don't wanna hear it!

 

[Heavy Blue]

13 years ago we had a president used to say both of those things.

My condolences!

 

[Peteyboy]

My condolences!

Hahahahaha! At first I was all "Why do I need condolences?" And then I saw where you're from and I was all, "Oh."

 

[BradE]

There's a multitude but saying a band "dropped" their new whatever irks me. Did it break when they dropped it? Maybe they should just release stuff instead.

Calling pickups pups gets my panties wadded enough that I made a meme about it.

Calling inanimate objects "she", "her" "my wife" etc is weird. "Here I am playing one of my girls, Zelda" and it's a photo of a guy playing a bass . Virgin, much?