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GTKY-- What's your panties word?

SmallllminSmallllmin member
edited December 2014 in Cloth Diapering
For those who didn't see this on the other thread:

A panties word is a word that makes your skin crawl.
My sister's panties word is panties... mine is moist.
I'm also incredibly grossed out by earlobes.

What's your panties word*?

*Or something in general if it's not a word!

ETA: Bonus points for GIFs :)

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  • SmallllminSmallllmin member
    SuperTinkerham said:
    preggers or preggo

    EW yes.

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  • NvywifeNvywife member
    Mine is an R rated so sorry in advance, but I hate the word twat.
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  • mariek312mariek312 member
    Even though it's G rated bathroom slang, "going bubbles" makes me want to vomit. Agree about moist and panties too actually. I don't have a favorite alternative for moist, but panties are underoos. When I saw this thread I actually thought it was simply sharing our different names for underoos...
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  • SmallllminSmallllmin member
    HH94 said:
    Even though it's G rated bathroom slang, "going bubbles" makes me want to vomit. Agree about moist and panties too actually. I don't have a favorite alternative for moist, but panties are underoos. When I saw this thread I actually thought it was simply sharing our different names for underoos...
    What the heck! I've never heard of this, but it's awful!!

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  • frassfrass member
    Panties might be the worst word out there... naughty is a close second for me
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  • JEPES1348JEPES1348 member
    Panties. 
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  • PB&J714PB&J714 member
    The word grody makes my skin crawl. 
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  • unaveragejaneunaveragejane member
    Chickypoo2468 said:

    unaveragejane said:

    Mine was penis. Apparently God has a sense if humor since I now have 2 boys and wind up hearing it saying pen is at least once a day.

    Funny side note: we had a similar thread to this a while back, and somehow it evolved into love-tits becoming love-peens for part of the board.

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  • stoneycakesstoneycakes member
    Chickypoo2468 said:
    "Panties word" is now at the top of my list
    LLOL.  I just laughed at this a second time when I saw the thread title again.
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  • stoneycakesstoneycakes member
    unaveragejane said:
    Smallllmin said:

    unaveragejane said:
    Smallllmin said:
    OH! When people say "make" for poop.
    This woman I used to work with would say-- "did you make?"

    Make? Make what?! lol
    Why on earth would she want to know?!
    I didn't even realize this was so out of context LOL.
    I taught preschool in the 2 year-old class.
    She would ask the kids so she could change their diapers.
    LLOL!  I absolutely pictured this as two adults talking to each other.
    Me, too!!!
    See? Still mind twins!
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  • Kelly11235Kelly11235 member
    Not a word, but the phrase "deep dive" when used for anything other than actual diving in scuba gear or a sub.
    "Deep Dive" is one of those phrases I've only ever heard uttered by A-holes and MoFos, and I want to stab people when they use that phrase.

    (I'm not a violent person....honest...)
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  • SmallllminSmallllmin member
    Totes magotes. Gah.

    I have a lot of anger at words, apparently.

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  • SmallllminSmallllmin member
    Kelly11235 said:
    Smallllmin said:
    Totes magotes. Gah.

    I have a lot of anger at words, apparently.
    Ditto, unless they mean this:

    Where are the farmers? Maybe they need totes for their goats.

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  • sasq09sasq09 member
    WillyH19 said:

    Oh, and ending a sentence with at. Like "where're you at?" I'm sorry, did you mean "where are you?" 


    My H does this all the time and I correct him every single time he does it. He is a smart guy, but I feel like it makes him sound unintelligent. 
    Yes!!! Prepositions do not belong at the end of sentences, but where is it at is THE WORST!
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  • SmallllminSmallllmin member
    ovenrack said:
    farmrsboywife said:
    I hate it when people (*coughinlawscough*) use brother/sister as a name or whatever.. So like "James be nice to brother" not "James be nice to *your* brother" or "James be nice to Ethan" Also ya'll. I've been submerged in this again for a month now and those two things still make my skin crawl.
    Unless they're referring to a member of a religious community of men or women.  
    Reminds me of the Berenstein Bears.

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    Mapleme said:
    I hate it when people (*coughinlawscough*) use brother/sister as a name or whatever.. So like "James be nice to brother" not "James be nice to *your* brother" or "James be nice to Ethan" Also ya'll. I've been submerged in this again for a month now and those two things still make my skin crawl.
    I love y'all and I have never even been to the South. It's stupid that English doesn't have a plural "you."
    We have "you guys."  I like y'all better.
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  • stoneycakesstoneycakes member
    theultimatesak said:
    I hate it when people (*coughinlawscough*) use brother/sister as a name or whatever.. So like "James be nice to brother" not "James be nice to *your* brother" or "James be nice to Ethan" Also ya'll. I've been submerged in this again for a month now and those two things still make my skin crawl.
    I love y'all and I have never even been to the South. It's stupid that English doesn't have a plural "you."
    We have "yins". No, I'm not kidding. No, I refuse to say it.
    Like you would say "Hey, yins!" to get a group's attention?
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  • Robi1Robi1 member
    Ah! I totally agree about the "brother/sister" as a name. I know someone who does this constantly and I'm like why did you even name your kids, all you call them is brother and sister, like the Berenstein Bears. "Give that to brother! Share with sister!" Where are the pronouns??? And I hate "the hubs" or "the hubby" or "the wife". Sounds like an object rather than a person - it's YOUR wife/husband not just some communal one. 

    Also, I have never been able to use the word panties. Why is it so awkward? I had a boyfriend once who used it a lot and it just weirded me out. Fortunately it's easy enough to use underwear, but I wonder what makes it sounds so funny. 
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  • LoriimaginationLoriimagination member
    I'm from the south and y'all is just part of the vocabulary. Panties has never bothered me...I guess that's a FFFC.

    I hate when people shorten sibling to sib. Sibs sounds like an std to me. I also hate Bub/bubby/bubs for brother. I know it's commonly used in the UK (right?) but my sister's family uses it and it makes me cringe.

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  • JNU76JNU76 member
    ovenrack said:
    I don't like calling a sister "sissy." And I agree with ITK about hubbs/wifey.

    Yes. My MIL is trying to get my son to call the baby "sissy." It's making me crazy, and I'm trying to prevent it. She's also trying to get him to always use her middle name, and unfortunately that seems to be sticking. In my family, if someone used both your first and middle name it meant that you were in trouble.

     

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