Ok, here we go, I've had a bit of a think.
- 'Random' in the context of unusual. "OMG THATS SO RANDOM, TEE HEE" or "ALL THESE RANDOM THINGS KEEP HAPPENING TO ME, LOL". Fucking dozy bint, just because they can't work out the perfectly logical train of thought or sequance of events that has lead up to that point, it doens't mean it is random. There are plenty of better words to use than Random. It's something dozy bint teenagers use.

- Crettin - Because the only people who use it, without a hint of irony, are smug cunts, the sort of twats who read books just to say they're reading that book.

- 'Whatever' as a responce to someone not getting their own way, it's the ultimate "fuck you", it says "Fine, it'll be whatever you want it to be, and the situation is below me to attempt to understand or change it". Or as is usally the case, both parties aren't happy with it, it's putting the complete blame souly on the person who they're saying 'whatever' too. I would honestly prefer to be told to fuck off, at least it's honest and cuts the conversation short ready to be picked up another time. It is _only_ acceptable mid-sentance, where it is just any old word then. When it is an entire sentance, it's loaded with such subtext, and whats worst, if you bring someone up on it, then you're in the wrong ! What the hell ? How does that happen? Talk about spitting in someone's face and being supprised when they get back at you. I've ended/paused friendships over this.

- The name Nataly, Nataley, [the lengthened version of 'nats'] - It's harder to spell than chials.

- Mutrally Inclusive vs Mutrally Inexclusive vs Mutrally Exclusive..... I'd have 3 more microsoft qualifications than I currently have if I could work out what they ment at the time. True Story

- Anything that graphicly depicts eyeballs.
( G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩&#128, Wed 15 Feb 2012, 18:01, 1 reply, 14 years ago)

Whatever.
(OMG I'M ONLY JOKING GONZ.)
( crackhouseceilidhband Fuck off back to Mumsnet, Wed 15 Feb 2012, 18:04, Reply)

It's all about the context.
It's one of those words, in the right context, sends me mental.
( G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩&#128, Wed 15 Feb 2012, 18:08, Reply)