New word Rant

[Toto'sDad]

Mac Davis while being extremely humble, though he found it at best to be difficult to do so, did admit to being PERFECT in every way!

 

[sax4blues]

I say thank you, and response is “no problem”. What happened to, “you’re welcome”?

 

[nvilletele]

I say thank you, and response is “no problem”. What happened to, “you’re welcome”?

Or, even worse, "not a problem."

 

[G.Rotten]

Your post is PERFECT!

I would say it's the Beez Neez!!

 

[G.Rotten]

People saying perfect is a lot less annoying than people expecting perfection.

 

[regularslinky]

Slay, gurl! This thread is low-key fire! IYKYK

I'm around teenagers too much, TBH.

 

[Rbert0005]

How about “like”?

 

[willietheweirdo]

Certainly not perfectomundo??

 

[uriah1]

How about “like”?

I think “like” and “at the end of the day “ are hopefully on their way out.

 

[dougstrum]

Just like Mary Poppins~
Practically perfect in every way

 

[Frontier9]

Ugh. "Not a problem". I usually don't present a problem to the general public.
Putting my food in front of me or ringing up my purchase generally shouldn't present a problem. Why should you even mention it?

Oh, wait, gotta go... I see a cloud I need to shake my fist at...

 

[MisterZ]

Great! Super!
</ReginaldPerrin>

 

[WRHB]

I love when people use the phrase “all of a sudden” at the wrong part of a story.

All of a sudden I was walking home and a cat jumped out of the bushes.

 

[colchar]

I haven't heard perfect being overused so am fine with it.

The ones that really piss me off are 'compete' as a noun in sports talk (ie. he has to raise his compete level); and 'floor' being used when it should be 'ground' because they are outside.

There is another one that relates to turning lights on or off, but I cannot remember it at the moment.

 

[MarkieMark]

colloquial

Are we allowed to use that word here?

Ok, I checked.
"no worries"

 

[Greenmachine]

"let's go!"

"Pivot"

 

[scelestus]

okay, then; I'll give you another response that grates on me instead: "100%"

 

[P Thought]

Perfect. Enjoy....

 

[craigs63]

New pet peeve is "gifted". Was gave/given not fancy enough?

 

[Bob Womack]

"Perfect" has certainly enter the vernacular of waitstaff. I seem to get bombarded with it as I go down the list of order options at restaurants. I think it has supplanted, "An excellent choice, sir!"

Bob