Ioan Gruffudd & Alice Evans #53 Don't be bitter, be Bee!

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my hate word btw is karma. It never means what people who say this try to say (but it sounds soooo cool, so they just say it), and is highly insulting to those who actually get what it means.
 
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I have a list as long as my arm of words and phrases I irrationally hate. I also hate certain names too, because I always associate them with colours and smells Yes, I am strange (I think it’s called synesthesia, not sure I actually have it but I’ve always associated words with colours and sounds and smells)
 
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Thank you for this, your kids are so lucky to have you. I hope very soon the world you describe will exist.

In other news my trivial pursuit game got postponed so I'm strapping in for a day of paperwork and tattle followed by three sharp ones

I have a list as long as my arm of words and phrases I irrationally hate. I also hate certain names too, because I always associate them with colours and smells Yes, I am strange.
Do you have synesthesia? Magical!
 
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I have a list as long as my arm of words and phrases I irrationally hate. I also hate certain names too, because I always associate them with colours and smells Yes, I am strange.
You probably have a form of Synesthesia like I do! I associate all sorts of words and numbers with colours, and loads of other weird things.
 
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I HATE when someone says something 'was confronting'. It doesn't feel accurate to me, even though I'm far from a grammar pro. Wouldn't 'it really confronted me' or 'it was something I found very confronting' be better?

I've noticed people using 'addicting' a lot too rather than 'addictive', which seems incorrect to me (but might not be!).
 
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This was his first big mistake. Must have been raging hormones. Stupid to get mixed up with a woman who was thus cheating on her partner.
Second and much bigger mistake was knuckling under to her insistence that they get married. He should have called her out at that point and told her if she wanted to get married she should do the feminist thing and ask him to marry her.
 
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Can I please request the word "gush" gets put behind a spoiler? Honestly, that word gives me the full ick I've had to skim read a LOT today to try and avoid it
Haha yes! When I hear the word “gush” the only thing that pops into my head is when my waters broke!
 
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ETA: as a separate point to BW's video! I don't mean to tear apart someone's heartfelt, emotional video about a very difficult situation. I just find words and their usage really fascinating.
 
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No change yet to court docs or house listing. But I'm off to bed soon. Volcanic ash is making my sinusitis worse.
 
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Ha ha my dog was imported from USA and he didn’t have sedatives or anything… what a knobhead he/she is
 
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Right now I’m hating the word “FUCKO!”
 
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Speaking of word usage I hate is when some woke person describes something as "small but perfectly formed" and then nods sagely.
 
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Possibly! I was watching an interview with Finneas, Billie Eilish’s brother, and he has it and was describing it, and that’s my experience too. But like I said, sometimes it leads to me intensely disliking names and words It’s good if you’re in a creative field of any kind though, just probably not ideal when it comes to naming babies etc. I will not name my child THAT! It smells like damp, earthy moss! (I won’t divulge which name smells like damp, earthy moss to me as I don’t want to accidentally offend anyone on here )
 
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I’ve heard “addicting” to mean “addictive” quite a lot and although it grinds my gears (along with things being “confronting”) it’s mostly likely just language drift and I’m being a grumpy old woman shaking my fist at nothing! I’m sure the meaning is clear for everyone under 30.

I don’t know if there is a right way to put confronting in that sentence! It’s being used in place of “challenging” I suppose, but challenging doesn’t feel like a strong enough word.
 
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Using Karma irritates me too. Always used by angry people who are actively just wishing something bad to happen to someone else, which hypothetically means they would also experience karma. So essentially a huge karma infinity loop with no sense of the irony
 
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Yeah. I like the Buddhist and Hindu philosophy behind it but it’s lost it’s meaning now, with ballbags like the FMs using it to wish ill on others, and the hun brigade on my Facebook always posting hilariously misappropriated quotes about it
 
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