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I second "moist" for bad words. It's just sort of gross sounding.
I know a huge amount of people (er, 2) who hate the word moist. Whenever pressed as to why they hate the word, they can't come up with an especially convincing reason. One person believes that the word goes on for far too long, for such a small word.
Moissssssst.
I myself find the word lad unmercifully annoying when used in the context of lad's magazine, or even worse, when appearing in the form of laddish. I also find that the longer a person holds the vowel in lad, the more I find myself disliking them. I suppose it's something to do with alpha male posturing and the whole lad culture, that I find myself nominating this word and rambling incoherently about it for an entire paragraph.
I really like the word manage and it's verby form "managing", when used in a colloquial (there's another nice word) sense, as in "I'm managing away [with life]." It also sounds nice when people say it and sigh really heavily afterwards, as if wanting to be pressed about how exactly they're managing and so it becomes a gateway into conversation.
I'll go over here now. |
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