How about a Hate Stamp Kit? You can buy it online here.
Here is a gold-billed crow you can buy from McKinley and Sons, who describe themselves as ‘London’s most dashing taxidermists.’ I have to admit I kind of like it, but I hate it too.
My hateful term of the day is carbon footprint. You can find more words to hate here.
Wow who would buy sutch a thing, poor bird.
I used to make rubber stamps for a living. It was fun. The sheet of stamps had some blank space, usually, so I would make stamps for myself.
My favorite stamp said “NO!” in 72 point type. You would be surprised how often it came in handy.
I also made one that said “Whoever is responsible for this MUST report to Room 213 on the second floor IMMEDIATELY.” I stamped it on postage-paid response cards and merrily sent them back whence they came. What address room 213 was at was of no concern to me.
I love Suebob’s “room 213” stamp! I want one!
I’m sorry to say that I coined the misuse/overuse of “random” back in ’84. It’s my fault.
I love the banned words list! Just last week, I submitted one! “Rockin’ ” as in, “Britney’s rockin’ the commando look.” And of course, “commando” should be banned as well.
I want a NO! stamp too!
How about “roll”? As in, “That’s not how I roll.”
“Rockin” as a synonym for “wearing” is one of the most painful and sickening language crimes in the history of the world.
“Likey” as in “me likey!”. Certainly overused and painful to hear. I also think it is derogatory to Asians as this is a stereotypical imitation of how some people perceive them to speak English.