What is the most annoying word used here?

[luckytobeme88]

I just read this whole thread and found it very entertaining. Thanks for starting it, OP!

Oh, and "dinning" and "ressie" are my personally least-favorite words found on the DIS.

You are welcome!

 

[tarak]

Dinning and loosing. I used to think loosing was just a typo, as in "I'm loosing my mind trying to get my plans in order," but it seems pretty prevalent across most social media.

 

[Disneylover99]

Dinning and loosing. I used to think loosing was just a typo, as in "I'm loosing my mind trying to get my plans in order," but it seems pretty prevalent across most social media.

I'm going to loose some weight so my pants will be lose before I start my free dining!

 

[LongLiveRafiki]

<rant on>

the whole DH, DW, DD, DS ,D, D, D ,D

you dont have to put the word DISNEY in front of everything. We get it. You are a Disney fan, you are on this site. Just say my husband, or my wife.....no DH or DW.

<rant off>

I thought it was “dear husband” or “darling husband”, not “Disney husband”. Either way: urgh. I cannot imagine talking about my “dear/darling husband” without it sounding sarcastic. Maybe I’m just a bad wife!

DH, DW, on and on can be found on most any forum. Doesn't mean Disney anything just "dear" some member of my family.

Well, I just learned something. I always thought the "D" stood for designated. I'm not really sure why... maybe because of designated hitter? I started using DH, DD, etc on here when I saw how prevalent the terms were because I thought it was hilarious to refer family members as "designated husband" and so on. Learning that the "D" actually means "dear" completely ruins it for me. It's way too cutesy.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

Well, I just learned something. I always thought the "D" stood for designated.

It does, but only in baseball.

 

[anneboleyn]

Well, I just learned something. I always thought the "D" stood for designated. I'm not really sure why... maybe because of designated hitter? I started using DH, DD, etc on here when I saw how prevalent the terms were because I thought it was hilarious to refer family members as "designated husband" and so on. Learning that the "D" actually means "dear" completely ruins it for me. It's way too cutesy.

I always read DD as “designated driver.” It makes people’s posts a lot more interesting lol

 

[luckytobeme88]

another one....
"which restaurant gives free birthday desserts" oh goodness, this needs to stop!

 

[Chris Connelly]

Re-posting information that has already been given earlier in a thread is the worst.

Also, acronyms can get really S.Y.L.D.

 

[BEASLYBOO]

Re-posting information that has already been given earlier in a thread is the worst.

Oh, you poor soul, living such a tortured existence as you navigate the DIS! Just because someone beat me to my opinion, I should refrain from posting, what would be the fun in that.

As for those of you truly offended by some of these posts, don’t be afraid to post, question, solicit and/or give advice, as a long time member, we all make up the wonderful DISboards, the good, the bad and the ugly (not directed at anyone in particular, just an expression, an homage to one of my favorite spaghetti westerns)

 

[Karl66]

Referring to Walt Disney World as "the world ". Please don't leave Walt Disney's name out. After all, it's because of him that we all have our favorite vacation spot.

 

[Cannot_Wait_4Disney]

Re-posting information that has already been given earlier in a thread is the worst.

Re-posting information that has already been given earlier in a thread is the worst.

 

[Chris Connelly]

Oh, you poor soul, living such a tortured existence as you navigate the DIS! Just because someone beat me to my opinion, I should refrain from posting, what would be the fun in that.

As for those of you truly offended by some of these posts, don’t be afraid to post, question, solicit and/or give advice, as a long time member, we all make up the wonderful DISboards, the good, the bad and the ugly (not directed at anyone in particular, just an expression, an homage to one of my favorite spaghetti westerns)

If you look back a few pages you'll notice that I had already posted that repeating previously stated post was the worst so I was actually making a joke, so calm down and stop picking arguments over trivial things. Also I previously posted that acronyms are the worst so that was another level to the joke.

Well done for missing the point

 

[karmic]

“ but that’s just me/us”
“Is August bad?” ????

 

[BEASLYBOO]

I was actually making a joke, so calm down and stop picking arguments over trivial things.m

Chris relax, I was laughing at your posts, not picking an argument! Sorry to have offended you.

 

[Chris Connelly]

Chris relax, I was laughing at your posts, not picking an argument! Sorry to have offended you.

Good to hear, no need to say sorry, I clearly read it completely wrong.
I was just working on one of my many plans for our trip and had the caps lock on, typed a whole bunch of stuff on this reply when I noticed it was all caps and that definitely would have conveyed the wrong tone hahaha

I thought I had made a clearly terrible joke and was a little surprised that anyone would've missed it. I guess everything is down to the tone in which you read something

 

[NYCgrrl]

“ but that’s just me/us”
“Is August bad?” ????

...Julius AKA July, didn't like him much..

 

[BEASLYBOO]

I was just working on one of my many plans for our trip

It’s all good! Planning a great vacation is such fun! Enjoy

 

[kaytieeldr]

For whatever reason, YMMV, irritates me. For example: My meals at Ohana have been great, but YMMV.

Or

The crowds in September have always been low when I've gone, but YMMV.

When was the word "experience" swapped for "mileage"? Are we talking about test driving cars or a Disney vacation? It is such a strange toerm to me, but.. YMMV

Blame car ads. Seriously.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Ok, Friends again?

Depends. Were you friends initially?

 

[ShirikiUtundu]

dinning

Unless of course you are trying to say something like "Dining at T-Rex café is dinning."