The current fad (in the Army, at least) of saying "Sarnt", rather than Sergeant. "Sarge", I could live with. But "Sarnt"?
The word "defense" when misspelled "defence"
Clips instead of magazines
Google instead of search
The first two on gun boards and the last, everywhere.
I have no clue. LMAO. I'm not much of a Boilermaker fan, I've been a Notre Dame fan since I first sat with great grandpa and watched my first game. I love the tradition. But if you arent talking about college stuff..... well here what google says....
1. boiler up 362 up, 172 down
To boiler up (also see, "boiler-up") means to take a hot, fat, steamy dump.
After a night of drinking at the Upstairs, and a late night run to Taco Bell, Matt P. went home to boiler up.
"You can't have your cake and eat it, too."
Um...YES, you can. That's why the correct saying is "You can't EAT your cake and have it, too".
Hate to hear/read "I seen it". It's either "I have seen it" or "I saw it"...not "I seen".
Honorable mention goes to "Irregardless". Ugh. I don't care if they're editing the dictionary.
Hooah and squared away.
"President Obama" (I know, it was covered, but it really irks me)
"The Truth shall set you free"