Moist.
I don’t care if it’s being used to describe the texture of a delicious cupcake or the weather conditions…I hate it. It just sounds dirty in any context.

Lover.
I can’t say it without giggling, it just seems so cheesey and pretentious to me.

I am with you on Lover, I can not think of any context in which a normal person would use that word. If someone was introduced to me as their “lover” I would just roll my eyes.

And I apologize in advance is this one is more R rated than expected, but I HATE the word jism. HATE IT. Call it anything else and I will be fine.

Moist.

It makes me shudder just thinking about it!

Oh my God, how exciting that the other Big Sister cooks but doesn’t bake and THAT YOU DO!!! I’ll have all my fingers crossed that this is going to happen!

Least favorite word? I have so many. One that always sticks out in my mind, though: cancer. For obvious reasons.

And another: whatever. But only when it’s said to me. When I say it, it’s fine.

Moist.

It’s just so… ewww creepy

I hate both moist and tumescent both words just ick me out completely.

And now that I suspect I was part of the post office debacle I feel especially bad! Take down their names and when I finally come visit you, I will visit them too. Though with far less graciousness.

Least favorite word: Impact. That’s what a hammer does when it strikes an object. Otherwise, use the words affect or effect appropriately.

My six-year-old is saying the word “Bees” a lot, and it’s getting annoying.

Ari, I was also mailing a baby book to my cousin in Brooklyn, so it was only 50% your fault. But you could possibly make it up to me by bringing me more contraband dragees if you ever get your butt out here.

I, too, hate “moist.”

One for vote for (against?) moist. Icck. Though I don’t mind moisten, moisturize or moisturizer. I don’t like the word “lugubrious” but “melancholy” is one of my favorite words; I find this interesting because they’re near-synonyms.

I hate the word “fat” and I’m the worse offender for using it on a regular basis.

Favorite word is loquacious. I just like to say it. It’s a wonderful word that just rolls off the tongue.

And, you are an important person! The wife of the mayor is the lucky one.

Lastly, I volunteer to be your taste tester if you decide to go into the baking business full time! Points be damned.

Moist.

It’s good to know that I’m not the only person who hates that word with such a passion!

We just started watching Run’s House, damn funny stuff. I love the way he parents. You gotta mess with your kids heads sometimes, it’s great entertainment.

As for the Amazing Race….it’s anyone’s game. They’re all playing the game pretty well. Although Danny and Oswald got bitten pretty badly by the karma bug.

I DETEST the word “panties” too.

No kidding you were busy!

I used to have a huge complex about going to movies alone, now I don’t mind it at all.
Me, too.

Very cool about the Big you met who cooks but doesn’t bake. That would be a great partnership. Good luck!

I also hate the word panties. And lover.

Kinda funny that the guy tried to find your blog based on a story you told him.

Essie, he wasn’t trying to find my blog, he didn’t even know I had a blog, that’s the funny part. He was just trying to find other people’s stories of why Kirk Gibson is a jerk and my blog popped up third in the results list. Whoops.

I hate the word February… I was born in the month and still say Feb-ewe-ary… where does that damn “R” come in??

I’m so with you on the anti-moist bandwagon

I detest the word “stipend”. I know a stipend is a good thing, but is sounds so violent. Stipend. Ow.
Oh, and “caress”. Can anyone use that word in a way that does not make everyone within earshot feel icky?

My favorite word is “tangerine”. I know you didn’t ask, but just in case you were wondering . . .

I have never given much thought to the word “moist.” I didn’t realize so many people didn’t like it!

I hate the word “ass.” I don’t know why. I also agree with the “lover” comment. It sounds so odd to hear someone introduced as “my lover.” I would NEVER say that!

My favorite word: segue. I just love how it is spelled!

“Lover” is ridiculous to me, unless you are being ironic. Just say “boyfriend,” for heaven’s sake.

I know people hate “panties,” but I often use “panties.” I think they just sound intrinsically cuter than “underwear.”

My favorite word is “hornswoggle.” Also “shenanigans.”

Ahhaaahha…Im so with you on Caress. “Come here, let me caress you.” Umm. No.

Everytime I hear “lover,” I think of Sex and the City and Carrie and her “luuvah.” Hah.

I hate the word titties and I can’t belives that there are still people in the world that actualy say it!

Tits, in the other hand doesn’t bother me.

Don’t mind “moist” or “panties.” I hate the word “piss.” “Pissed” (as in “I’m pissed” - NOT “he pissed on the tree”…)and “pissed off” are okay, but “piss” just sounds so vulgar.

Tits and titties sound vulgar, as well. Breasts just sounds weird. Boobs should be the clinical definition of that particular body “area…”

These aren’t exactly words, but:

“LOL” bothers the living fuck out of me when a person directs it at his or her own words.

Anyone who says “lurrrrrve” should be beaten and shot. Summarily.

This was interesting. I’ve never thought about “moist” at all. I think “panties” is funny especially when talking about a man’s underwear. “Piss” (to pee) and “titties” are both very white trash and icky. “Lover” always makes me laugh because it reminds me of the Saturday Night Live hot tub skits. My least favroite word is the c-word. I refuse to type it. My least favorite word usage is “heart” as in “I heart puppies.” That really makes me gag.

I hate fake portmanteaux like “athleisure.” its not a word. however, I LOVE the word “portmanteau.”

my relationship with our hostess…

2 weeks, 50 or so emails, 3 telephone conversations, lots of “i’m tireds” and “i’m too busies,” 1 canceled date, 1 unreturned telephone call, 1 unreturned email message — only to click on here and read about all the other guys our web hostess has time to flirt with…

sigh…

steve

Kirk Gibson Guy: First of all, my blog is not an appropriate medium for that comment. Secondly, you were out of town until two days ago. Lastly, I’m sick and haven’t emailed or called anyone back for the past two days, and I have no idea what other guys you think I’ve had time to flirt with. I’ve barely had time to blow my nose.

Whoa Steve, a little passive aggressive are we?

i told the truth. how is that inappropriate?

i couldn’t write you back because i have a cold but i have plenty of time to tell you off and and update my blog. how silly!!!