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Drink! Feck! Arse! Girls! :-)
Well, well well. Well.
But, actually, "I think", kinda/kind of, only.

Oh, and "awesome". I can't help it but react that wait if somebody tells me something positive (feedback, etc.). I feel like the doctor guy from a series that kept saying that word.
Post edited March 19, 2014 by Mivas
"Komm schon", "Mach hinne", "Blödmann" (Come on, hurry up, stupid fool) - annoying my co-workers in the office when I talk to Visual Studio...
Masturbating... Masturbation... Masturbate... I love to say and do it. In deed? Indeed!
Post edited March 19, 2014 by comicfan
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XYCat: Kurva
Széki Kurva!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbeZS3rDNeM
I try to correct my posts with some of my more overly used words after I reread them. I apologize to anyone that keeps getting new replies, because I keep correcting my posts. It's a bad habit that I must correct everything in print. Some of my overused words in writing:

Although
I think
especially
Actually
Stuff (linked post with an example...Ah, there's an especially thrown in there as well)

But my speech, I could get by with a very small vocabulary:

Fuck, Fuckin', Fucked, Fucker, etc.
Shit, Shit-ton
Ass, Ass-load
God damn it (I'm an Atheist and I use this way too much for my liking)
Dude (I'm not a surfer, but yet I use this often when trying to get someone's attention, man or woman it doesn't matter)
Cocksucker (thanks to Deadwood)
Post edited March 19, 2014 by jjsimp
Bundle and Sale, I'll shamefully add. I've gotten a lot better, though.
Let's just say I have to watch my language constantly when I'm in an English speaking country...
Oh, now that I think of it: Scheiße, クソ / くそ, and some Korean words I can't spell, but my grandma says all the time.
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mystikmind2000: I always say 'it's hiding' whenever i cannot find something. Or even if someone else asks me where something is i will say "I don't know where it's hiding".... and in situations where the circumstances of a missing item is very perplexing in the extreme, i will say "Aliens beamed it up", followed by the joke i always say in such situations "one day when scientists manage to open up a new dimension, millions of pens, scissors and odd socks will come tumbling out"

Or... while the Aliens from the predator movie make trophies of skulls, Real Aliens make trophies of odd socks!
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DieRuhe: That reminds me: I don't say this, but I've found it odd that many people do, and for so many things - "lives" when referring to inanimate objects. Like, "My printer paper lives in this drawer" or "The file you're looking for lives in this folder."
Seems like an efficient way of telling people where the object is currently located and that position is its proper place. You will not find a quicker way of communicating that information without using the word 'lives' (not that i can think of anyway).

That got me thinking what people often say that irritates me.... i despise the use of the words 'never' or 'everywhere' in the context of, Examples;

"you never do the dishes" when you know you have (at least once!)

"You spilled it everywhere" Clearly the entire Universe is not covered in that which i spilled!

Edit: (If you took the above two terms away from women, it would probably halve the divorce rate!!)
Post edited March 20, 2014 by mystikmind2000
"Awesome"

Used to have fun with workmates see how many times we could fit that word into a call with a customer (call centre) haha...Still use it this day... the word i mean..
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Niggles: "Awesome"

Used to have fun with workmates see how many times we could fit that word into a call with a customer (call centre) haha...Still use it this day... the word i mean..
I think i would have gone insane if i was working in that office at that time, first there would be an eye twitch, then a neck twitch, then failing hygiene, messy hair, unshaven, shirt collar not folded properly etc etc finally ending with me screaming in terror and jumping out the window (Even if the window glass was 10ft thick!!).
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Niggles: "Awesome"

Used to have fun with workmates see how many times we could fit that word into a call with a customer (call centre) haha...Still use it this day... the word i mean..
Guilty. Along with "Excellent."
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jamyskis: Schadenfreude.

Such a wonderful word, even English pinched it.
Vahingonilo in Finnish.

In English proper it would surely be: "Sense of joy over a misfortune of others."

I am pleased that both Finnish and German can be so pregnant in meaning. But surely, so is also English! Pray tell. :-)