Rant: Habitual sayings that people say that you hate.

[Richie Allen]

Too bad Salò isn't more popular.

[Radbird]

"In an ideal world...."

[Radbird]

"This is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic".

Probably pretty funny the first 5,183 times I heard it.

[Radbird]

'YOLO,' 'fiscal cliff': 12 words that must be banned

Fiscal cliff
Kick the can down the road
Double down
Job creators/creation
Passion/passionate
YOLO
Spoiler alert
Bucket list
Trending
Superfood
Boneless wings
Guru

[Leroy]

I'd add...'on the table'.

[sparks]

We used to say "tribal knowlege" a lot. I miss that phrase. I wonder if it went away because people thought it might be offensive to Indians fans.

If you were my boss you would say "cardinal knowledge" what ever that means. I guess cardinals are pretty [expletive] smart.

When I worked in the construction trade the everyday phrase was "having a case of the red ass". Kind of funny in the beginning but quickly got sick of hearing it.

[Radbird]

There is a new one looming that will immediately grate on me, but it will happen.

Any deadline will now be referred to as a "cliff" - i.e. July 31 is the trading cliff.

Thanks, [expletive] politicians.

[planet planet]

There is a new one looming that will immediately grate on me, but it will happen.

Any deadline will now be referred to as a "cliff" - i.e. July 31 is the trading cliff.

Thanks, [expletive] politicians.

I've been using that term to refer to my bosom lately.

[slide_into_first]

I would hate this statement if I knew what it meant:

"The popularity of Colbie Caillat's MySpace profile led her to become the number-one unsigned singer in her genre for four consecutive months."

[Knot Hole Gang Vet]

At the end of the day.

I'm with you here. I solved it a couple years ago by using-" At 11:59 pm". Makes people think for a couple seconds. Feel free to use it anytime- I have no copyright.