The words siggie and ressie...

[NewJersey]

Do these words make anyone else ? I don't know but I can't stand either of them.

 

[OK!]

I hate them, too, but I pretty much detest all things cutesy.

 

[mommasita]

Siggie is a little for me. Dunno, it reminds me of a pig or something

How are ya BTW

 

[NewJersey]

I hate them, too, but I pretty much detest all things cutesy.

Snugglemuffin?

Siggie is a little for me. Dunno, it reminds me of a pig or something

How are ya BTW

Doing great! How about you?

 

[mommasita]

Snugglemuffin?



Doing great! How about you?

....I am leaving soon, I am

 

[NewJersey]

And here I am about to go to bed.

 

[JunieJay]

Ressie is hideous. For some reason I don't hate siggie too too much.

 

[Beth76]

They don't bother me too much. I have even used both of them on occasion (sorry.) The ones I really hate are "prolly" and "preggers"

 

[profdsny]

Oh, thank you, thank you. I thought it was just me. Ressie is a too cute trendy pick up from the Brits, and I have no idea what siggie is, and don't want to know.

 

[MAKmom]

I guess furbbie & hubby can be added to the list.

 

[NewJersey]

They don't bother me too much. I have even used both of them on occasion (sorry.) The ones I really hate are "prolly" and "preggers"

It's okay, I still like you. But yes preggers...yuck.

I guess furbbie & hubby can be added to the list.

Is furbbie used to refer to a dog?

 

[PrincessKitty1]

Hoodie, siggie, and ressie are all way too cute for me (unless their names of kittens, in which case ).

 

[JunieJay]

They don't bother me too much. I have even used both of them on occasion (sorry.) The ones I really hate are "prolly" and "preggers"

Oh prolly is horrid. Just nauseating.

Don't even get me started on preggers. Or even worse, when a guy says "we're preggers!" Sorry, pal, until you grow a uterus you're nothing of the sort!

 

[Reflection]

I detest those *words* as well. And while we're at it, let's add appy (for appetizer, I believe) to the list. I also cannot stand it when posters spell ridiculous as *rediculous.* Huh? Okay, vent over.

 

[dcgrumpy]

I don't like anything cutesy. Ressie, siggie, Cindy's, sammie, furbaby, fluffy or pooh-sozed people....the list goes on and on

 

[Philagoofy]

Not that I've heard it used here but I've always disliked "preggers".

 

[JunieJay]

I don't like anything cutesy. Ressie, siggie, Cindy's, sammie, furbaby, fluffy or pooh-sozed people....the list goes on and on

Oh God, Sammie. Miss Fancy, the lady I used to work with, loved the word sammy. And sally or sal sal for salad. THat combined with dibby dab to indicate a small amount. So for lunch she'd tell you she wanted a dibby dab of sal sal (or sally) and a dibby dab sammy.

Is it any wonder I was half out of my mind at that job on a 24/7 basis?

 

[Reflection]

I don't like anything cutesy. Ressie, siggie, Cindy's, sammie, furbaby, fluffy or pooh-sozed people....the list goes on and on

Oh no you didn't!!! You used the *p* word. Now the floodgates are going to open with comments from the defenders of the *p* word.

 

[dcgrumpy]

I had a co-worker like that, she used cutesy words for everything and gave everyone cutesy nicknames. It was just the two of us in a 5x8 office .

 

[freckles and boo]

At the risk of alienating about 98% of the folks here, I very rarely use DH, DD, DS, DM, DF, DMIL, DFIL, etc., etc., etc. because it just feels wrong. I don't really care when others do it, but it feels goofy when I type it. Siggie, ressie and furbaby top out the cringe-o-meter. I like real words in real sentences with real grammar and punctuation. I guess I missed the text and IM boat. I do like smilies, though.