ITT: Words you hate and why >Chagrin always used by lazy

https://youtu.be/VQDwhAK95ds

I hate every word OP posted because he is such a shitbird, he doesn't even deserve to be burnt alive as a sacrifice to the filthy god of lucre and have his ashes fertilize a biofuel corn field.

English has the richness of synonyms not seen in other languages, why the fuck would demand everyone to resort to the same set of boring words? Do you not like literature or something?

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u chagrined OP?

>>9049201
Kek, OP BTFO!

<shaggrin of fordor

>>9049101
My cats do that. Are they gay?

Optimal

Because it starts with OP who is a giant faggot

Moist

It just creeps me out

>>9049280
Only women and memers hate the word moist.

Ointment
Sounds like what a pig would say

>>9049101

That cat is receiving a BARBED CAT-PENIS! :^DDD

MUCH TO ITS CHAGRIN!!! :^DDDD

>>9049280
Gb2 reddit

>>9049326

>>9049280
>>9049308
did you know that moist is an insult in london

"that guy is so moist" etc
the word wet itself, also
"that guy is wet"
"that song is damp"
"get your soggy bag away from me"

interesting how many synonyms for "wet" we have turned into pejoratives

I hate short, dull words, like drab, grub, frat, slug, pug

>>9049344

Blog is a great example of this.

"Blog" is one of the most unfortunate new words to have materialized over the past thirty years. I've always hated it.

>>9049101
brunch

breakfast or lunch. fucking pick one. i'm not rearranging my fucking eating schedule to suit your fucked up planning. do you think starving people in africa ever decide, 'hmm I might not see food again for three days, I'll skip breakfast and lunch and eat brunch!'

fuck you

>i realize this is unreasonable

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>>9049357

>>9049338
i live in london and have done for years and i have not heard anyone i know in any part of london use the word "moist", "wet" or "soggy" in that context, ever


>interesting how many synonyms for "wet" we have turned into pejoratives
i guess it would be if "we" had