Okay guys/gals what's the one catch-phrase or cliche that gets under your significant other's skin. I mean really sets them on fire. Well, if you really want to piss off my girl, then just tell her "you went all the way around your ass to get to your elbow" and you may want to duck shortly after saying it. But hey, in my defense, she constantly sets herself up by taking the long way to say or do something.
The one little cliche that pushes her/his button
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My wife hates " At the end of the day " . . . it just drives her bananas for some reason.
. . . oh well.
"Any way, shape or form . . " was always a favorite of mine as well . . she uses that one a lot now as well, repetition and all.
"Any way, shape or form . . " was always a favorite of mine as well . . she uses that one a lot now as well, repetition and all.
what bothers her: "i don't need to see the whole game"...which of course is a lie
what bothers me: "do you want me to make a list?"...which of course is a lie...or yes, obviously i do because how in the hell can i remember all of this!?!?
what bothers me: "do you want me to make a list?"...which of course is a lie...or yes, obviously i do because how in the hell can i remember all of this!?!?
When I tell her to " get in the game" as in pay attention, or wake up, she just loses it.
Or when I ask her "haven't you used up all of your words for the day yet?" that doesn't go over very well either.
Or when I ask her "haven't you used up all of your words for the day yet?" that doesn't go over very well either.
I can't think of any little sayings that specifically get on my wife's nerves.
But my wife struggles with sayings, idioms, colloquialisms, whatever you want to call them. She just can't ever get them right. For example, instead of "beating around the bush", she'll say something like, "quit running around the bush - just say it!" It's always provided some levity in more serious discussions between us. But I can quickly ruin the lightheartedness when I have to remind her that she said her chosen idiom wrong.
But my wife struggles with sayings, idioms, colloquialisms, whatever you want to call them. She just can't ever get them right. For example, instead of "beating around the bush", she'll say something like, "quit running around the bush - just say it!" It's always provided some levity in more serious discussions between us. But I can quickly ruin the lightheartedness when I have to remind her that she said her chosen idiom wrong.
I can't tell you how many mornings I think "quit hitting snooze" or "hurry up and get in the shower." I really, really try to avoid launching one while she's still in the bed. Nobody wants to start their day by being farted on.
Nothing ever really bothers my gf that much. Oh yeah, that's because she doesn't exist.
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