Not words so much, but words used in the wrong way.... like
"Can you borrow me $20?"
"I could care less."
Someone asks "Do you care if I look in your purse?"
and the person responds,"Yes." When they mean they do not mind.
"I could care less" is acceptable to me, though not to the missus.
It's more of a statment than "I couldn't care less." The absence of a qualifier makes it seem wrong.
"Wanna go to an Atlanta Hawks game?"
"I could care less about basketball but I don't wanna waste the energy."
NOO-que-lar
I also hate when meatheads use the word "business" as if they've got a Lambo parked outside instead of an '82 F150 with a pressure washer in the bed.
I hate the word "could" when substituted in the phrase "I couldn't care less."
I hate the word "bedtime" when I've only been home from work for 30 minutes.
I hate hearing "Last call" when I'm just getting warmed up.
I hate the "N" word as uttered by people who don't mean it as a term of affection. It's usually followed up, after seeing the look on my face, with an explanation of how "not all of them are like that". Fuckin douchebag moron racist mother fuckers.
That's all for now - I have to finish my Environmental Law exam.
I agree completely on all but the bedtime part...if amy said it's bedtime to me when I've been home only 30 mins I'd consider myself a lucky man
Why? Cause then you wouldn't have to eat whatever she cooked for dinner? Or becuase you'd only have to endure 30 minutes of nagging that night?
or do you have one of those marriages that is still happy and stuff?
then the emphasis should be on the "could".
I COULD care less, but I don't want to waste the energy.
and that could care less when people assume they are using it correctly GIVES ME A TIC.
The next time someone says to me "my computer is slower than molasses" I'm going to pistol whip them and set them on fire.
you are doing the assuming. no one assumes that they are speaking properly.
leverage.
If read another whitepaper that has that word in it I will go on a purple nurple rampage.