eatrocks
Registered User
Yes he is but that is the right way to say Willys
Words and Phrases I HATE!!!
- Thread starter Swoop69
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Yes he is but that is the right way to say Willys
iamsparticus
Take your Rig to the Edge
- Location
- Ogden,Ut
will-eeez
Do you mean über? Similar to someone saying spiel or scheisse... Not just dropping of the first letter of the word
Swoop69
Registered User
- Location
- Riverton, Utah
Do you mean über? Similar to someone saying spiel or scheisse... Not just dropping of the first letter of the word
unless it is paired up in a sentence with bratwursts or lederhosen, then I stand by my previous statement...
eatrocks
Registered User
Will-isss? or Will-eeez?
Its really said "willisss"
sixstringsteve
Well-Known Member
- Location
- UT
I hate it when people leave out the verb "to be."
Example:
- This floor needs mopped.
- your room needs cleaned.
Is this phenomenon unique to Utah? Regardless, this problem needs fixed.
Example:
- This floor needs mopped.
- your room needs cleaned.
Is this phenomenon unique to Utah? Regardless, this problem needs fixed.
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sixstringsteve
Well-Known Member
- Location
- UT
Another one I hate:
"I seen that just the other day"
"I seen that just the other day"
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BCGPER
Starting Another Thread
- Location
- Sunny Arizona
Sludge Hammer... 
Spork
Tin Foil Hat Equipped
- Location
- Saratoga Springs, UT
theferg
DD for Life
- Location
- Southern Utah
Yolo.
Had to bump this thread for yolo.
Can't freaking stand that one.
Had to bump this thread for yolo.
Can't freaking stand that one.
using an apostrophe to pluralize anything!!!!
calling a rounded off bolt head "stripped" (stripped refers to threads only)
calling a drill chuck-key the "chuck" (the chuck is the part of the drill the key loosens)
calling a woodruff-key the "key-way" (the key-way is where the key is machined to sit)
"Leafs" there is no such word. just because the leaf didn't fall off a tree doesn't mean that you don't pluralize it the same way.
on 4wd forums its rampant, when talking about leaf springs. on ksl it is rampant when people are selling dining tables that have "2 leafs to go with it
there are so many more........
calling a rounded off bolt head "stripped" (stripped refers to threads only)
calling a drill chuck-key the "chuck" (the chuck is the part of the drill the key loosens)
calling a woodruff-key the "key-way" (the key-way is where the key is machined to sit)
"Leafs" there is no such word. just because the leaf didn't fall off a tree doesn't mean that you don't pluralize it the same way.
on 4wd forums its rampant, when talking about leaf springs. on ksl it is rampant when people are selling dining tables that have "2 leafs to go with it
there are so many more........
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i so agree, in my industry i get "livin' the dream" a lot, "hey man how's it going?" he replies "livin' the dream"....drives me nuts
rholbrook
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Kaysville, Ut
Putting HECKA in front of words. "Hecka-crazy". Guess they could be saying the F-word in front of it which is what I may or may not of said back in the day.
UNSTUCK
But stuck more often.
I always say, "Livin the nightmare". Mostly to make fun of those guys.
TJDukit
I.Y.A.A.Y.A.S.
- Location
- Clearfield
Just read the preview google chrome gives me and not all of it but here you go "Non-Anti-Dis-irregardless". This came up at work after one of the kids started saying "irregardlessly" so instead of crushing it we just took it to the next level. But the original word just drives me nuts.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Cray-cray... Ugh.