"Do me a solid."

It means do me a favor, as said by hipsters.

Example: Anthony Weiner told the woman with whom he had explicit sexual communications: "Do me a solid. Can you hard delete all our chat here?" http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/he_carlos_the_jerkel_Q6pyyilMEdhhI6qFskl0BN

Feel free to share expressions you hate, definition(s), why you hate them, and/or examples.

"please" and "thank you" have always bothered me quite a bit

"Cool beans" bothers the poo poo out of me. I'm also not overly fond of people born and raised in America saying "cheers" instead of "thank you".

I say cheers , mate, proper, lad, and all of that despite being American just to piss people off. If we wanted to change British English we should have made a new language but I refuse tbastarsdizeze the original lexicon

Wow that was an epic iPhone autocorrect swiftkey never would have done that

Basically like, I like the word "like."

And a priori

Talking is a waste of time ande should all just communicate telepathically already

I also hate anyone who uses the n word

"African-American"

We're all just Americans OK??

I hate the expression "YOU'RE WINNER !"














































LOL KIDDING

I hate the expression "YOU'RE WINNER !"














































LOL KIDDING

I hate that it isn't used more often!

YOU'RE WINNER !

I say cheers , mate, proper, lad, and all of that despite being American just to piss people off. If we wanted to change British English we should have made a new language but I refuse tbastarsdizeze the original lexicon

You realize most English people will laugh at you behind your back for using their lexicon in an American accent, right? And feigning an English accent means you'll lose whatever dignity and respect you ever had.

Quote from: Diceman on 25-07-2013, 09:32:24 AM

I say cheers , mate, proper, lad, and all of that despite being American just to piss people off. If we wanted to change British English we should have made a new language but I refuse tbastarsdizeze the original lexicon

You realize most English people will laugh at you behind your back for using their lexicon in an American accent, right? And feigning an English accent means you'll lose whatever dignity and respect you ever had.