Words, Phrases You'd Ban

[Happier Times are Coming]

“hello this is George Senda the official one and only authentic and original  guy from PITTSBURG accept no cheesy YouTube commentators imposters or trolls...”

[Happier Times are Coming]

“remember, it’s NOT for me...it’s for the kitties”

[Happier Times are Coming]

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[Nucky Nolan]

On accident.

They have to match a phrase with "on purpose". They must have OCD.

[Nucky Nolan]

“hello this is George Senda the official one and only authentic and original  guy from PITTSBURG accept no cheesy YouTube commentators imposters or trolls...”

Are you sure about that? He definitely provides a lot of material for this forum.

[Sofia]

Mouthfeel.

[Nucky Nolan]

Mouthfeel.

I never heard that one, but I sometimes heard "mouthful". I will pre-ban "mouthfeel".

[PB]

I never heard that one, but I sometimes heard "mouthful". I will pre-ban "mouthfeel".

Ever since savory (now umani) was added to the list of sweet, sour, salty, and bitter, the foodies have been on the lookout for the next big descriptive term. 

Hence ''mouth feel''.

[Sofia]

I never heard that one, but I sometimes heard "mouthful". I will pre-ban "mouthfeel".

It's all over, and disgusting.  I started hearing it a year ago.

Ever since savory (now umani) was added to the list of sweet, sour, salty, and bitter, the foodies have been on the lookout for the next big descriptive term. 

Hence ''mouth feel''.

So true.
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I don't like it when servers ask, "How does your food taste?"  I always want to say, "My food doesn't taste.  I do," but they wouldn't get it.  They should just say, "How is your food?" and leave basic bodily functions like taste buds to the imagination.

[JUAN]

The pretentious use of the fixture tense - The special tonight will be poutine with Yukon gold potatoes and browned walleye gravy.

[Nucky Nolan]

Ever since savory (now umani) was added to the list of sweet, sour, salty, and bitter, the foodies have been on the lookout for the next big descriptive term. 

Hence ''mouth feel''.

The addition of "savory" is taste heresy. It's like how Pluto is no longer on the list of planets.

[Nucky Nolan]

The pretentious use of the fixture tense - The special tonight will be poutine with Yukon gold potatoes and browned walleye gravy.

I don't care what they say as long as the food tastes good (hee). Pass the potatoes.

[KSM]

"Dog Lover" Cat Lover" I fall in to one of these and to honest I have nothing against cats. These labels are ridiculous. Sometimes the word LOVER will be replaced by PERSON but that's just as bad.

So I have a dog or two while someone else has a cat or sixty one... big deal.

[Spookcat]

"Dog Lover" Cat Lover" I fall in to one of these and to honest I have nothing against cats. These labels are ridiculous. Sometimes the word LOVER will be replaced by PERSON but that's just as bad.

So I have a dog or two while someone else has a cat or sixty one... big deal.

I think after a certain number, they are just called hoarders..

[KSM]

I think after a certain number, they are just called hoarders..

@Spookcat  What if they the "hoarders" have 60 acres? Ya know, a real kitty sanctuary type thing. And let's say they build sheds/houses and construct and design fun rides and such for the feline's. Like they died and went to Heaven without dying! Although eventually they would in fact pass away and maybe they weren't a nice cat so they were sent to kitty hell ell and then they were surprised because they already thought they had died and gone to Heaven!


I win. Always.