Words that get you @?!:@!! in chat and forum

28 Aug 2007

Quote by Lost
surely life's tooooooooooooo short for getting aggravated over such things!!!! isn't it????
its a "CHAT" room..... where people CHAT..... its not a litterary luncheon or book club where those with a love of the English Language congregate to glorify the use of language.......
FFS

Ease-up there you its just a bit of banter nothing else mostly lighthearted with maybe possibly perhaps a modicum of information useful to the potential 'swinger' or two :D
By the way lovely use of diction cool

oh ok.. it seemed like a rant to me :wink:

28 Aug 2007

Quote by foxylady2209
My pet hate in a chat room is the person - so often an individual of the male persuasion - who marches in (well, as much as you can in cyber-space) announcing :"bi-m, colchecster, can acomm, whisper if interested" or some such statement.
It's a CHAT room for crying out loud. Not a railway station lacking an announcer "the train now arriving at - - " etc.
And then - when they get no response presumably - they post it again. Word for word, and obviously they are copy/pasting. So they add being bone idle to their errors.
ps. aplogies to any bi-males in Colchester - that was a made-up example.

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28 Aug 2007

Quote by foxylady2209
My pet hate in a chat room is the person - so often an individual of the male persuasion - who marches in (well, as much as you can in cyber-space) announcing :"bi-m, colchecster, can acomm, whisper if interested" or some such statement.
It's a CHAT room for crying out loud. Not a railway station lacking an announcer "the train now arriving at - - " etc.
And then - when they get no response presumably - they post it again. Word for word, and obviously they are copy/pasting. So they add being bone idle to their errors.
ps. aplogies to any bi-males in Colchester - that was a made-up example.

They also normaly say they are "professional"(sic) with 23 inch and thick cock :shock: and a heavy cumer. I can not belive they can get any action, do they??

28 Aug 2007

I must admit, train station announcements do annoy me especially when you have 3 or 4 guys/couples doing it (us single fems dont of course) :grin: :lol2:

28 Aug 2007

Quote by anais
I must admit, train station announcements do annoy me especially when you have 3 or 4 guys/couples doing it (us single fems dont of course) :grin: :lol2:

Of course, never heard such a thing.

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30 Oct 2007

In really should consider the implications of such a post fiurst. My apologies sad

30 Oct 2007

And don't get me started on hun and babe.
H.x
OMG!!! I always call you you hun!.....hun redface

For reasons see Winchy's post kiss

30 Oct 2007

Quote by winchwench
>>>>>>Stands up, clears throat & announces
" My names Winchy & I call everyone I'm fond of hun"

Welcome home Wenchy kiss

:kiss: I missed you. I agree wholeheartedly with this post and you just saved me writing it.
Love
Fire xxx

30 Oct 2007

Quote by firelizard
And don't get me started on hun and babe.
H.x

OMG!!! I always call you you hun!.....hun redface

For reasons see Winchy's post kiss

Yes but you're allowed biggrin

Am I the only one that 'males' and 'females' annoys?
Men and women - yes, guys and girls - yes, I don't know why but 'males' and 'females' just makes it sound like some sort of breeding program.
I'll just go and sit back in my corner.
H.x

30 Oct 2007

Quote by Corrie2007
I really hate hun :lol: :lol: and I hate text talk !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I like real coversations and sometimes I do despair as text had taken over from talking and I always get it wrong in text :lol: :lol: :lol: I know what I am saying in text but I dont think anyone else does I am going back to the quill pen :lol: :lol:

Corrie

Totally agree... but then I'm a saddo who actually punctuates my text messages!
It was one of my proudest moments when someone said to me "bloody hell, getting a text off you is like reading War & Peace!"
Ahhh, I still smile smugly thinking about it even though I think it was an insult!!
Noladreams30 x

30 Oct 2007

Quote by varca
I do use "hon" to those I am fond of so I'm not all bad

ahhh, but I'm with the original post there... 'hon' is HEAPS better than 'hun'!!!
Nola xx

30 Oct 2007

Yep, hun annoys me too, so does:
soz
tomoz
prolly
and a few others...

31 Oct 2007

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31 Oct 2007

Quote by curvynjackb
nice tits, wanna fuck
that's always annoying
j x

Sorry about that. Won't do it again. :shock:

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31 Oct 2007

Quote by bbw_lover
nice tits, wanna fuck
that's always annoying
j x

Sorry about that. Won't do it again. :shock:

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31 Oct 2007

Quote by bbw_lover
nice tits, wanna fuck
that's always annoying
j x

Sorry about that. Won't do it again. :shock:

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oooohhhh please do lol

curvy xxx

17 Feb 2009

Quote by MikeNorth
Yep, hun annoys me too, so does:
soz
tomoz
prolly
and a few others...

Am not the only one who dislikes "tomoz" then. Phew. rolleyes

17 Feb 2009

I'm guilty of hun, hon sounds like a posh person saying "on" to me... I need the more gutteral sound of the "u" besides Attila the Hon looks like an abbreviated Member of Parliament for Psychoville. Besides Winnie the Pooh spelt it "Hunny" and he should know, he's been stuffed more times than anyone on SH.
I also say "dear" which I am told annoys. Sorry m'dears...
However being called "fat baldy plank" annoys me just as much so I think I am well within my rights.
I loathe text speak with a vengeance. I only use them to show my mood (as in lol, pmsl or rofl). Mainly because I am thick and forget to use the emoticons instead.
I don't mind bod spoolling and grammer and punctuation is. ok two. Mainly because mine is usually so awful as I can't be bothered to edit it.

17 Feb 2009

Definitely the spelling of "definitely"!
How hard can it be?
(Proof to my PM box <-- )

17 Feb 2009

Quote by TheLovelyOne
Definitely the spelling of "definitely"!
How hard can it be?
(Proof to my PM box <-- )

And:
sense (usually written 'sence')
should have (usually written 'should of')
You're (usually written 'your', when it isn't possessive).
I'll shut up now redface

17 Feb 2009

Quote by Freckledbird
Definitely the spelling of "definitely"!
How hard can it be?
(Proof to my PM box <-- )

And:
sense (usually written 'sence')
should have (usually written 'should of')
You're (usually written 'your', when it isn't possessive).
I'll shut up now redface

Please don't!
... and accommodate usually has an 'm' missing - and me being me, I can't be accommodated by someone who can't spell it ;)

17 Feb 2009

Quote by TheLovelyOne
.. I can't be accommodated by someone who can't spell it ;)

Over to yores then!!
.

17 Feb 2009

oops

ops: guilty as charged of over using 'hun'
txt spk is so anoyng.....have a mate who insists on using it in emails and things..... stuff like
hya, gr8, cya l8r, da (instead of the), hws u (instead of how are you)
I do use lol, pmsl rofl and stuff like that and tend to type u (cos for some reason when i go to type you, it always comes out as YUO)

17 Feb 2009

Well Mrs B, I like hun, and I like calling you hun... so we'll carry on and say nerdy nerdy ner ner...
Don't shun the hun ! Begone the hon!

17 Feb 2009

Quote by Freckledbird
Definitely the spelling of "definitely"!
How hard can it be?
(Proof to my PM box <-- )

And:
sense (usually written 'sence')
should have (usually written 'should of')
You're (usually written 'your', when it isn't possessive).
I'll shut up now redface

I must admit I've walked past (or passed ;-)) a wall with the phrase "YOUR GAY" sprayed on it. It's soooo tempting to add "WHAT ABOUT MY GAY?" lol

I get wound up over the confusion of "there", "they're" and "their", but then I've done it myself more than once. surprised

ops:

17 Feb 2009

Quote by Cubes
Definitely the spelling of "definitely"!
How hard can it be?
(Proof to my PM box <-- )

And:
sense (usually written 'sence')
should have (usually written 'should of')
You're (usually written 'your', when it isn't possessive).
I'll shut up now redface

I must admit I've walked past (or passed ;-)) a wall with the phrase "YOUR GAY" sprayed on it. It's soooo tempting to add "WHAT ABOUT MY GAY?" lol

I get wound up over the confusion of "there", "they're" and "their", but then I've done it myself more than once. surprised

ops:
And whatever happened to "there are" or "there're". Almost everyone, everywhere seems to use "there's" instead, eg "there's lots of reasons why I speak like a moron!"
God it's good to get worked up over something important for a change ;)

17 Feb 2009

Quote by TheLovelyOne
God it's good to get worked up over something important for a change ;)

Hear hear! (and not "here here").
And could someone explain to me the curious use of "stylee"? dunno

17 Feb 2009

Quote by MikeNorth

God it's good to get worked up over something important for a change ;)

Hear hear! (and not "here here").
And could someone explain to me the curious use of "stylee"? dunno

The person they use a styler on?? :dunno:
.

18 Feb 2009

Amen x