What is the most annoying word used here?

[luckytobeme88]

I am hoping that I am not the only Dis'er who get super annoyed with overly use of "UNIMPRESSED"

 

[SaintsManiac]

"ressie"

 

[BEASLYBOO]

"ressie"

Ditto.. and it's not really a word

 

[BEASLYBOO]

INEDIBLE

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Foodie

 

[Jennasis]

Veggie.

 

[luckytobeme88]

Foodie

that's a good one LOL

 

[NYCgrrl]

"Gross" and "yucky". Not very descriptive and tells me nothing about the dish beyond the fact that you didn't like it. I still don't know why you didn't like it. Personal taste? Cooked incorrectly? You don't like the seasoning?

 

[NYCgrrl]

In a forum where acronyms such as BOG, HDDR, FoP are constantly in use, I think "ressie" and "veggie" are perfectly acceptable.

 

[Minnesota!]

"dinning"

 

[CJN]

"dinning"

If I could “like” this a hundred times, I would.

 

[Pygoplites]

It's two words, but what's been bugging me lately is "hands down" (even though I've probably been guilty of using it). As in "hands down, restaurant X has the best XX in WDW," when in fact you can tell that the writer has never even tried the XX at restaurant Y or Z.

This is especially prevalent in the numerous "best steaks" threads. If you haven't eaten at Shula's, Bull & Bear, STK, etc., how can you claim that another restaurant has "hands down" the best steaks?

By the way, I think "inedible" is a valid descriptor when used to describe seriously flawed food (bloody chicken, ammonia-scented fish, pizza with raw dough, etc.). Although rare, I have definitely been served inedible food at WDW and elsewhere.

 

[luckytobeme88]

It's two words, but what's been bugging me lately is "hands down" (even though I've probably been guilty of using it). As in "hands down, restaurant X has the best XX in WDW," when in fact you can tell that the writer has never even tried the XX at restaurant Y or Z.

This is especially prevalent in the numerous "best steaks" threads. If you haven't eaten at Shula's, Bull & Bear, STK, etc., how can you claim that another restaurant has "hands down" the best steaks?

By the way, I think "inedible" is a valid descriptor when used to describe seriously flawed food (bloody chicken, ammonia-scented fish, pizza with raw dough, etc.). Although rare, I have definitely been served inedible food at WDW and elsewhere.

totally agreed

 

[Moliphino]

In a forum where acronyms such as BOG, HDDR, FoP are constantly in use, I think "ressie" and "veggie" are perfectly acceptable.

But it's shorter to just type ADR.

 

[NYCgrrl]

But it's shorter to just type ADR.

Agreed but I'm a Roget's Thesaurus type of person. Should you use one noun in a sentence it sounds less repetitious if you use a different one further along.
As well it can be very confusing for a newbie to understand what that (and other) acronym means.

 

[VikingInMouseEars]

Not so much words used, but food porn pictures that don't say what it is and where it's from.

 

[KrazeeK120]

"dinning"

Agree.

 

[Hopefully]

Picky

 

[rwdavis2]

"best"

When that question is asked you get recommendations for almost every restaurant.

 

[TCRAIG]

Don’t hate me - but I’m not a fan of the ‘Bubble’ expression