Words or phrases you will never say or repeat

[JayhawkCO]

Does anyone really pay attention to the actual records vs. just looking at points?

I do. Guess it's a habit I have from following football and basketball. I do think "14W-12T-12L" paints a better picture of how good a team is than "54 points" does.

I guess I just look at points and how far behind or ahead of the competition my team is and I translate that to relative wins and draws.

[bwana39]

If I cannot repeat them to say I could not repeat them to say I would never repeat them!

[ran4sh]

In soccer, ties should be listed before losses. With ties being very common, it makes sense to go in descending order of the results.

Now, in football where ties are not common, it makes sense for ties to be listed last so that we don't have to say "x-0-x"  for all the teams who haven't tied a game.

Ties used to be quite common in hockey, too, but the standings were always written as W—L—T (until they added that stupid fourth column in 1999, when it became W—L—T—OTL, and now of course there are no ties so it's just W—L—OTL).

How is an overtime win worth the same as a regular win, yet an overtime loss is worth more than a regular loss? Dumb. Hockey should go by straight W-L record.

Some people think it should be the opposite, a loss should count the same either overtime or regulation, while a win in overtime should be worth fewer points than a win in regulation. In order to incentivize attempting to score and win the game in regulation.

[SSOWorld]

American Scores: Winner 27, Loser 0
International scores Loser 27 0 Winner (sic)

[JoePCool14]

"DuSable Lake Shore Drive" - It's just Lake Shore Drive. I don't appreciate the way all of a sudden an extra name has been attached to it.

Saying someone or something should go to hell, even in a joking context - Self-explanatory.

"finna" - What does this even mean? This is absolutely younger, still-in-high school Gen Z terminology. It's stupid.

Describing an object as "sexy" - Just doesn't make sense, and I'd prefer our world didn't revolve around sex more than it already does. 

Using the to describe a numbered highway, i.e., "the 5" or "the 41" - Being from the Midwest, I don't think I ever hear anyone refer to routes this way. Of course, much of the time you'll hear expressway names used, in which case it would be "the Tri-state" or "the Stevenson".

[hotdogPi]

Saying someone or something should go to hell, even in a joking context - Self-explanatory.

Even autocorrect going to he'll?