Yeah, my name is Corina not Corona, lol. And just because I have brown skin, doesn't mean I'm Mexican, or American Indian.

 

PEOPLE WHO SAY THEY PUT TOAST IN A TOASTER! YOU PUT BREAD IN A TOASTER AND THEN TOAST COMES OUT! GDM PEOPLE! AND WHEN PEOPLE SAY
"well, techniclLy..." I DONT GIVE A FLIPPIN POOP WHAT IT TECHNICLLY IS! I SAID IT THAT WAY FOR A REASON DORK!
or when stupid artvan has a sale, its every week with a different name yet its the same DAM SALE! i dont care if its %50 off, its ALWAYS %50 OFF! GOD!

 

therealboxer, I'm pregnant..... and it's yours.... AGAIN!

 

do you at least like Coronas?

 

I haven't read the whole thread, forgive me if this was mentioned already.

"I could care less" bothers me. Isn't it "I couldn't care less"?

 

Yeah, those sale banners are just plain stupid. They just make the price higher then put them on sale. You're really getting the normal price, when you thought you got them on sale. Awwww BS!!! It's always on SALE!!!

 

i can't stand when people say 'hella' or rhyme words 'chillen like a villain', 'whatevers clever'.. that makes no sense together.

 

XxTamTxX, aw, you don't like "hella"?

My son was having a big problem with "chillax" yesterday, lol.

 

true.

 

We don't use 'hella' in the East Coast really. Boston says 'wicked' or 'mad'.. I guess I'm use to that.

 

Yeah, we're very, very big on saying "hella" here in WA.

 

I hate when anyone other then my fiance calls me hun or sweetie or any of the such words. To me it seems like they're degrading me and acting as if I'm a child it ____es me off.

 

I have two that I cannot stand :

1. On car commercials whether radio or tv, "we'll pay off your trade no matter what you owe!". Of course you will, then you'll tack it onto my new loan and I'll pay $695/ month for what should be a $20,000 car.

2. I had a boss that would give student tours of our graphics department and he would use the word "basically" about 36 times per tour group, drove us crazy.

 

Amen. But being from the south, it's surprising you think that. It's so common down there.

Here, it seems as though it's only the female bartenders and 7-11 workers say "hun" and "sweetie", lol.

 

I saw this Nissan of Puente Hills car advertisement on a local TV channel and the guy who's selling the car talks so fast and keeps on saying the line 'you know what' 3-5 times in almost all the cars on the ad. It gives me the creeps because it sounded inappropriate and repeated frequently that you'll just lose interest and change the channel.

 

Oh man...that one gets to me too. I have customer service people that I deal with on the phone who will call me hun or sweetie. I know they'er just being nice, but for some reason it really bugs me. Only my wife calls me that.
The next time one of them says, "Thanks, hun". I'm gonna say, "No problem, sugar pants."

 

Thanks, hun.

 

No problem, sugar pants.

 

 

btw its spelled "wyked"