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Words you hate
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:37 amby lakes10
I think my top one is
hunter gatherers
it just there is no proof that there ever did this, sorry but if you live in a wood they you would think " i know this is a bit hard to keep going out killing them i think i will keep some and have they live with us and then i dont have to go looking for them"
it just winds me up so much, yes i know that we did go out and kill to live but i bet most of the time we breed them.
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:07 amby Roger Red Hat
last orders please - fecking hate them words
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:13 amby NiftyNeil
The one word that does my head in the most is random. It gets on my nerves when people just plonk it before things in a sentence. There's no need for it. They're always saying it on Radio 1, especially Jo Wiley and Vernon Kay.
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:32 amby laza
Manchester and United arent on my top ten of favourite words
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:41 amby Kharhaz
"Your Very Brave". Used a lot on quiz shows, especially Deal or No Deal, towards people who want more money and represent greed. You have your soldiers, firemen, doctors who make decisions regarding peoples life, they are brave, people playing on quiz shows to increase there wealth are not.
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:59 amby andy_g
lakes, you clot! 
has this been keeping you awake at night, wondering if 'hunter gatherers' is used correctly as a term for early humans?
its not such a big deal. a combination of hunting and gathering was, and in some societies still is, the basic way of making sure that there is enough food of enough variety to keep everybody fed. why do you doubt so much that we went out hunting and believe we bred our food instead? hunting is a simple and instinctive activity. breeding animals for food was a relatively complex activity for earlier societies which came along much much later.
if the words bother you why don't you use 'animal killer eater sometimes going and getting-ers' instead?
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 11:05 amby Judge
andy_g wrote:lakes,
didnt know you hated him
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what lakes is also missing, that domestication of animals didnt occur until around 50000 yrs ago, so humans were more likely hunter gatherers and opportunists
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:01 pmby lakes10
andy_g wrote:lakes, you clot!
has this been keeping you awake at night, wondering if 'hunter gatherers' is used correctly as a term for early humans?
its not such a big deal. a combination of hunting and gathering was, and in some societies still is, the basic way of making sure that there is enough food of enough variety to keep everybody fed. why do you doubt so much that we went out hunting and believe we bred our food instead? hunting is a simple and instinctive activity. breeding animals for food was a relatively complex activity for earlier societies which came along much much later.
if the words bother you why don't you use 'animal killer eater sometimes going and getting-ers' instead?
pmsl.......yes LOL
Time team always use it lol
I can also see why some would hate LAKES lol
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:04 pmby Igor Zidane
Miff , hate that word.
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:11 pmby lakes10
another one i hate is moreish
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 10:14 pmby lakes10
Igor Zidane wrote:Miff , hate that word.
lol i am with you on that one.
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Mon Aug 04, 2008 11:56 pmby kunilson
i hate the work "pukka"
i just hate it. i don't know why....maybe something to do with the time everyone kept saying it and i mean EVERYONE, in EVERY sentence even if they didn't need to. stupid word.
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 12:06 amby LFC2007
"You havin' a laugh."
All of them in that order.
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 12:10 amby Kharhaz
"Chillax" 
anything with "super" in front - super model, super bug whats bloody super about them?
"Over tired" - what??? you are either tired or your not, we exaggerate a lot these days !
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Tue Aug 05, 2008 3:32 amby Bad Bob
andy_g wrote:lakes, you clot!
has this been keeping you awake at night, wondering if 'hunter gatherers' is used correctly as a term for early humans?
its not such a big deal. a combination of hunting and gathering was, and in some societies still is, the basic way of making sure that there is enough food of enough variety to keep everybody fed. why do you doubt so much that we went out hunting and believe we bred our food instead? hunting is a simple and instinctive activity. breeding animals for food was a relatively complex activity for earlier societies which came along much much later.
if the words bother you why don't you use 'animal killer eater sometimes going and getting-ers' instead?