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Gusteau 12-14-2009 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by sceniczip (Post 1874931)
pedagogy. That word needs to die a horrible death.
Multicultural. Yes I get it's important in the classroom but I'm so sick of hearing about it every single class I take!

I'll give you multicultural, I can't hear it without rolling my eyes. Its become such a buzz word...

But pedagogy? What could possibly be wrong with pedagogy?!?!?

LatinaAlumna 12-14-2009 03:59 AM

"Pedagogy" just sounds ugly.

I really can't stand "Live, Love, Laugh." It just sounds so sickly-sweet to me.

LucyKKG 12-14-2009 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Psi U MC Vito (Post 1874888)
Well it's a combination. Most of it was horrible misspelling, but the E instead of the I was to make a point. Just like the Kappas constantly replace C with K. Nothing against the Kappas, but that irritates the crap out of me for some reason.

As a (different) Kappa, I agree! I can only take so much kutesy Kappa krap! I don't mind if it's in combination with another word like "Kappacino" for a coffee event, but Kappa Kuties makes me wanna hurl.

I also hate the word "classy," because I heard it about 40,000 times while planning Kappa events as an undergrad. We'll have silver and black decorations, and it should be classy. That doesn't mean anything anymore if you say it a million times!

Oh oh oh, "pant" weirds me out when its the singular of "pants." I heard it all the time from Stacy and Clinton on TLC's "What Not to Wear." They would talk about a "striped pant." No, it's a striped pair of pants!

Oh and is it weird that panties doesn't gross me out? Ha! Undies is okay, too.

christiangirl 12-14-2009 05:05 AM

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Originally Posted by sceniczip (Post 1874931)
Multicultural. Yes I get it's important in the classroom but I'm so sick of hearing about it every single class I take!

We are --->here<----.

PrettyBoy 12-14-2009 05:43 AM

"my baby's mama" or "my baby's daddy". THAT, right there puts the "G" in GHETTO!

or "you feel me?" and "my boo".

Give me a break.

ETA: and words/phrases like "hell to the naw"....or if "hell" spelled "hayle"...:rolleyes:

christiangirl 12-14-2009 06:13 AM

^^^I think I only called someone "boo" once...I was 17 and it sounded sooooo not me. I never did it again. It sounded just as dumb as it did when I heard other people say it. I was just trying it on. :o

AnotherKD 12-14-2009 08:18 AM

My husband always pronounces the word "greasy" as "gree-zy". Can't stand it.

LaneSig 12-14-2009 09:27 AM

I hate "rag" when they mean "towel". This happens at the restaurant where I work. "Hey, hand me that rag." "No, I can hand you the towel."

"My bad." I HATE THAT PHRASE!

cheerfulgreek 12-14-2009 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by PrettyBoy (Post 1874983)
"my baby's mama" or "my baby's daddy". THAT, right there puts the "G" in GHETTO!

or "you feel me?" and "my boo".

Give me a break.

ETA: and words/phrases like "hell to the naw"....or if "hell" spelled "hayle"...:rolleyes:

I don't like words like "joker", "jellyback" and "shahizzle dizzle".:p:p
Oh, and "jellyback joker"...lol

Anywho, I hate it when people say "Oh, I got wasted last night" or "I was so shit faced last night."

o.k. two things.
1. If you got "wasted" last night, then go sit in a dumpster and wait for the garbage truck.

2. Wow, your face looked like poop last night and you're proud enough to tell me about it? Uhh..yeah...okay. I mean, who cares?

Benzgirl 12-14-2009 10:53 AM

Chillax

sceniczip 12-14-2009 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Gusteau (Post 1874938)
I'll give you multicultural, I can't hear it without rolling my eyes. Its become such a buzz word...

But pedagogy? What could possibly be wrong with pedagogy?!?!?

lol both are words that I hear practically everyday in my education courses. And we had to do this awful assignment called the Multicultural Pedagogical Project in my one class.

Gusteau 12-14-2009 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by sceniczip (Post 1875025)
lol both are words that I hear practically everyday in my education courses. And we had to do this awful assignment called the Multicultural Pedagogical Project in my one class.

Oh dear, that does sound awful...

ThetaDancer 12-14-2009 01:00 PM

I absolutely cannot stand when people misuse literally.

33girl 12-14-2009 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by christiangirl (Post 1874984)
^^^I think I only called someone "boo" once...I was 17 and it sounded sooooo not me. I never did it again. It sounded just as dumb as it did when I heard other people say it. I was just trying it on. :o

The song was cute though (the Ghost Town DJs one that is), and this post reminded me of it, so I am listening to it and smiling. :)

tld221 12-14-2009 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by epchick (Post 1874600)
"Panty." I HAAAAAAAAAAAATE that word, and it just creeps me out when people say it.

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Originally Posted by pshsx1 (Post 1874601)
"Moist" Ugh.


yes! these are the WORST!

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Originally Posted by pshsx1 (Post 1874883)
I also hate when females refer to themselves as "that bitch" or "the baddest bitch" or anything along those lines. I instantly lose so much respect for people that do that.

you can thank Trina and Lil Kim for that, amongst others. i do enjoy the phrase "that's a bad bitch!"

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Originally Posted by sceniczip (Post 1874931)
pedagogy. That word needs to die a horrible death.
Multicultural. Yes I get it's important in the classroom but I'm so sick of hearing about it every single class I take!

can we add words like "praxis," "diasporic" and "marginalized?"

as long as i can keep "socioeconomic," im good.


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