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What words MUST be eliminated from the language right NOW!

"Faggot", "nigger", "queer" and anything offensive towards someone's race, gender, religion, sexual orientation or anything that is socially fucked (like the word "bae", for example).
 
rareboy said:
moist............
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This is a curiously unpopular word.

We're not alone in our moist hate, the "New Yorker's" readers share our disgust. The publication asked its readers to pick a word to be eliminated from the dictionary, and moist was on the top of that list -- with a strong woman's voice against it.

Hate Moist? You're Not Alone
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After three different studies, scientists discovered that it wasn't the actual sound of the word that made people shrink away, but the fact that most associate the word with "disgusting bodily functions."

Scientists Can Finally Explain Why Everyone Hates the Word "Moist"
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zombiekiller said:
Tomorrow I go to the store.

At this point, you might jump out and try to correct me with "Tomorrow, I will go to the store".

Why? Doesn't the word "tomorrow" already indicate in the sentence that it's in the future?
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Good point.

Why is this true?...

TWO SENTENCES MEAN PRECISELY THE SAME THING:
I think Kasich will win in Ohio on Tuesday.
I think that Kasich will win in Ohio on Tuesday.

What is the purpose of inserting the word "that" into the sentence? It's entirely superfluous, but in America it's about "half and half" between people who will insert "that," and those who won't.

I do, and I don't, WITHOUT CONSISTENCY.

For that matter, what part of speech is it, anyway? An adverb?

What about the common sentence "It's [It is] snowing today"? (OK, that sentence is NOT common in Tampa.) What is IT???
 
pat grimshaw said:
"Trojan Horse"


http://www.bbc.com/news/education-35794359
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frankfrank said:
Good point.

Why is this true?...

TWO SENTENCES MEAN PRECISELY THE SAME THING:
I think Kasich will win in Ohio on Tuesday.
I think that Kasich will win in Ohio on Tuesday.

What is the purpose of inserting the word "that" into the sentence? It's entirely superfluous, but in America it's about "half and half" between people who will insert "that," and those who won't.

I do, and I don't, WITHOUT CONSISTENCY.

For that matter, what part of speech is it, anyway? An adverb?

What about the common sentence "It's [It is] snowing today"? (OK, that sentence is NOT common in Tampa.) What is IT???
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Well taken to the logical extreme, 'I go store tomorrow' would get rid of all the pesky articles and tenses.

I imagine that our earliest human ancestors spoke the same.

We could all speak like Koko.

On the subject of that...I had to edit and insert about 100 'thats' into text prepared for a hearing recently. Without many of the 'thats'...the sentence was unintelligible because it wasn't clear that the writer was introducing a restrictive relative clause. Sometimes it is very useful in clarifying a point. From our friends at Wikipedia:

(Uses) include:

-as a complementizer/subordinating conjunction. ("He asked that she go.")
-to introduce a restrictive relative clause ("The test that she took was hard.") In this role that may be analyzed either as a relative pronoun or as a conjunction as in the first case; see English relative clauses: That a relativizer instead of relative pronoun.
-as a demonstrative pronoun ("That was hard.") (plural: those)
-as a demonstrative adjective ("That test was hard.") (plural: those)

Modern English composition tends toward the zero relative pronoun, so I tend to leave 'that' word out if the sentence reads or sounds clear without it.

Meanwhile, the debate rages over that versus which.
-as an adverb ("The test wasn't that bad.")
 
By the way....the title of the thread might have more properly been stated:

WHICH words MUST be eliminated from the language right NOW!
 
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" drippin out a teys nose "
metinks nose buckat
!ooh maybe a supa famouse new a fashions!

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And yes, there should be a question mark at the end of the title.
 
eddielee said:
People need to stop saying "veggies". They are vegetables!!!
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I hate that. "Veggies" is baby talk. Also, "comfy" is another one that irritates me, like when describing a couch on Kijiji. "What a comfy couch this is!" [which is usually used to describe an ugly, worn out, or stained couch.]
 
SaskGuy said:
I hate that. "Veggies" is baby talk. Also, "comfy" is another one that irritates me, like when describing a couch on Kijiji. "What a comfy couch this is!" [which is usually used to describe an ugly, worn out, or stained couch.]
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With pecker tracks. :rotflmao:

Dude and Dudette both have to go.
 
paulmodibe said:
And Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Mitch McConnell, Paul Ryan, Mike Lee, Ben Carson, Chris Christie, Mike Huckabee, Donald Trump (twice), Without immigrants, Trump would have had no wives. LMAO.
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I still wanna chug Paul Ryan's load
 
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