I hate the word "got."

[Orgodemirk]

I just found something even worse. Using "got" in two different tenses in the same sentence.

"You've got to get that project done!"

The word "done" is also used incorrectly.

This is in no way directed to anyone...  >_>

What got have got you gotten got got to got tv? Got.

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[Drak]

I gotta catch 'em all.

[zz_tophat]

I don't think I've ever used the word "got" seriously in either spoken or written form.


My peev is when people "ax" questions.

[Jsk2003]

I just found something even worse. Using "got" in two different tenses in the same sentence.

"You've got to get that project done!"

The word "done" is also used incorrectly.

This is in no way directed to anyone...  >_>

No, that is correct.

"You are obligated to get that project in the state of being finished!"

[Drak]

My somewhat pet peev is when people use double negatives.

[Hugums]

So is it appropriate to use the word "got"?

[Colten]

My somewhat pet peev is when people use double negatives.

I dont got no money!

[Packer]

"Got" in expressions or sayings is fine with me, but using it in a sentence drives me insane as well.

[Rubrick]

Wait, "You've got that right" works fine. "You have that right" sounds stupid.

"You have that right" is technically correct in formal english

[Bones4]

No, that is correct.

"You are obligated to get that project in the state of being finished!"

I didn't say they weren't correct. I just hate hearing them.

[Spenny]

Got sounds like some weird disease or something.

"My dad's buddy has Got."

[Bones4]

Haha, I giggled.

[Ronin]

I don't like southern accents.

I have this ingrown resentment for hicks ever since I lived in PA, almost universal if you will.

[NickTheSushi]

I don't like southern accents.

I talk with one, so I say "I've got/you've got" etc. all the time.

[Ronin]

I keep it Midwest. But I drop the "pop" when I say soda.