albionfan37
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I’m really beginning to dislike the above word. Truly an over used word for anything remotely good
Any others that you good (amazing) folk dislike?
Any others that you good (amazing) folk dislike?
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[Misc] Amazing
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Fred Oliver - Legend
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nom nom nom
nwgull
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Awesome.
LowKarate
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It’s an antipodean favourite. Spent a lot of time working with some Australian consultants this Summer and everything was “amazing”. Even the bottled water we had.
Someone posted in another thread about getting pissed off with people saying “have an amazing Christmas”, as they put it they haven’t been amazed by Christmas since they were 6 and believed in Father Christmas.
LamieRobertson
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Rectum
Knocky's Nose
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The word 'super' before any adjective... Makes my shit itch.
"We're super happy you reached out to us with your call..."
"I am super excited about this"
Annoying as hell.
"We're super happy you reached out to us with your call..."
"I am super excited about this"
Annoying as hell.
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est retiré.
Discharge - esp when used in reference to a person.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
You have an amazing rectum? What does it do?
Full of crap....just like....oh I best not say
albionfan37
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You have an amazing rectum? What does it do?
It’s super relaxed
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est retiré.
Mrs Nose absolutely despises the word 'moist' for some reason. 
albionfan37
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Mrs Nose absolutely despises the word 'moist' for some reason.
She wouldn’t be the only woman alone in that
Eric Potts
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Pet related infantile words and phrases . “ Fur baby , doggo, pupper “ etc...
"Go ahead"
As in, "why don't you go ahead and enter you PIN" or "let's go ahead and turn to page 26"
It's an example of filler words which seem to be popular in North America. Why have 3 words in a sentence when you can say exactly the same thing with 12 words?
As in, "why don't you go ahead and enter you PIN" or "let's go ahead and turn to page 26"
It's an example of filler words which seem to be popular in North America. Why have 3 words in a sentence when you can say exactly the same thing with 12 words?
banjo
GOSBTS
I’ll out trump you with. Shamazing.
Holibobs
Massive
Unreal
....and amazeballs.
Massive
Unreal
....and amazeballs.
TheJasperCo
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Crystal when used as a prefix to the word 'palace'.