I hate when my bf asks me to do something and then tells me I'm doing it wrong. >.< drives me insane.

Another one.

When people use, "Do you feel like-" in the place of, "Would you please-"

Example.

"Do you feel like getting me a glass of water?"

No (censored), I do NOT feel like getting you a glass of water.

However, if you asked, "Would you please get me a glass of water?"

Then I would say, "Sure thing."

lolz!

I've fallen into the habit of saying "How about". My kid says it, so I say it. heh.

Imeem merger with MySpace sigh

When people take a large drink of their water with a mouth full of food. >.<


It's just gross.

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I agree. I lost all my karaoke files.

When I'm watching an anime series, someone walks by and he or she asks in a very sarcastic way whether it's nice or not. Worse, they say it sucks. If it sucks, then don't walk past or sit down to make a comment. It's utterly rude and inconsiderate to disrupt me while I'm enjoying something.

I just realized that I -really- don't like how Spanish (from Spain) people say the "c/s" sound in some words. Like.. "abrigastes" isn't said like that. It's said like "abrigathtes" with a "th" sound. They sound like they have a permanent lisp. Enrique Iglesias does it when he sings in Spanish sometims.

Aw, i quite like the soft "z" in European Spanish Abunai, it's interesting considering the "th" sound is problematic for pretty much every other nation in the world except for English, Germans aren't bad with it, but sometimes even they have trouble. Not sure which i prefer between the American Spanish and European Spanish versions though, they both have their advantages.

Wooow you know what I'm talking about? Ok ok I was watching "Pan's Labyrinth" with my bf (v. sad, I thought) and the maid lady Mercedes, they said "Merthedes" instead of saying it the Western Hemisphere way. The way the girls talk is interesting though.

Out of all Spanish though, I prefer Mexican Spanish.. 'cuz it's the only kind I understand lolz. Puerto Rican Spanish is waaay different. I mean, I understand Spanish in general, but there's a lot of different words and phrases depending on the country. You know?