Least favorite slang word

[quote name='Renzokuken'][quote name='1SwtDeception']haha oh god i use these all these slangs.. wow hopefully it isn't a crime on the board[/quote]

Really? And i thought u weren't ghetto..[/quote]

but im not ghetto!!
 
A better question would be what slang terms I DON'T hate. Slang is butchering the English language! What the hell did English EVER do to you?! WHY DO YOU TRY TO KILL HER?! SHE'S INNOCENT! LEAVE HER ALONE!

...Sorry. But in case you can't tell, I REALLY hate slang. Mostly, I hate slang that is derived from slang the most. For example: What's up? is a slang term. However, it's become sort of ingraved into English and is acceptable now. Except now, people don't ask what's up anymore. It's Wazzap? or 'Sup? or Whatup, G?

Oh, and Internet slang must die and it must die NOW. "I see" is NOT spelled "IC." A fit of laughter is NOT pronounced "lol." A better way to put it would be "hahaha."

So, do yourself and the world a favor. The next time you hear someone say "fo shizzle" or any other term, beat them in the face with a shovel. You have my permission to beat them with sticks. We won't prosicute. You'd be doing us all a favor. (And a cookie goes to whoever can name where those last few lines came from.)
 
[quote name='CoffeeEdge']Any of that "leet" crap (it's the scrouge of the earth), and stuff from rap music/culture these days. Except for the beautiful poetry of MC Hammer. God, I love his music. "Ring the bell; school's in, sucka!" I still sprout "Can't Touch This" and "Turtle Power" lyrics from time to time.[/quote]

Turtle Power is sweet, buit it's by Partnerz in Kryme not MC Hammer.

And I HATE "off the hook/chain/whatever" the most.

But I do like rap. :?
 
Cool is a good word because it was made during the age of jazz. People who do not listen to jazz shoudn't be able to say cool.
 
Just thought of one to add; though not as infuriating to the ears as "bling-bling", I recently ran into an old friend at Wal-Mart while waiting to get a TV. The conversation went as so:

Me: "Blah blah blah."
Him: "...WORD."
Me: "Blah blah blah blah."
Him: "WORD. Blah blah blah WORD."

Not an exact recollection, obviously, but his frequent use of "WORD" was damn annoying.
 
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