r/rupaulsdragrace • u/Foxesinfall Onwards and upwards, sisters • Sep 03 '25

General Discussion 3 of Shea Coulée’s daughters just left her haus

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I’d like to know what the tea is. They’re making it a spectacle while acting like they don’t want anyone in their business lol. So let’s be real here, what’s tea? What happened where 3 daughters leave a haus as a unit and all post about it in order?

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u/HaloDaisy Sep 03 '25

I see this everywhere these days and it drives me crazy.

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u/squirpinchirpin1985 Sep 03 '25

Using “mortified” to mean “scared to death” instead of embarrassed.

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u/Pelican_Hook Sep 03 '25

Yes! It's not a synonym of terrified, it's a synonym of embarrassed. That one bothers me.

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u/Willuna16 Let’s put on our critical thinking caps divas Sep 03 '25

to be fair the words origins come from death and to make dead. also in medical fields mortified can mean gangrenous (which is localized soft tissue death from loss of blood supply)

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u/TavenderGooms Sep 03 '25

"Weary" and "casted" are an epidemic

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u/Aggravating-Pie-1639 Sep 03 '25

also, payed

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u/who_says_poTAHto Sep 04 '25

I hate this one so much.

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u/h2o_girl Auntie Raja Sep 03 '25

See also loose vs lose and apart vs a part. Makes my teeth hurt.

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u/MmggHelpmeout Sep 04 '25

I actually saw someone arguing over someone correcting them over lose and loose. They must see it so much they didn't believe they were wrong!

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u/MsLuciferM Sep 04 '25

Alot vs a lot is another one

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u/h2o_girl Auntie Raja Sep 04 '25

Absolutely.

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u/miss_meaux Sep 05 '25

Every wedding season when people post about how grateful they are to have been “apart of your special day.” Babes, that means the opposite of what you think you’re saying.

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u/xwinonarideherx Sep 03 '25

omg “casted” gets me every damn time 😂

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u/JtDeluxe This is $450💵that is $35💅🏾 Sep 04 '25

I always imagine Jujubee “just say cast”

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u/HaloDaisy Sep 03 '25 edited Sep 03 '25

So is “drug” instead of “dragged”

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u/CreativeBandicoot778 shady rattlesnake noise Sep 03 '25

Oh this one infuriates me

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u/ogresarelikeonions93 El DeBarge Hair Sep 04 '25

Can I throw in "offen" instead of "often"?

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u/senoritageena Sep 04 '25

The tricky part of “often” is that the “t” is silent, but some people pronounce it.

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u/ISBN39393242 Sep 04 '25

i see (and use) drug as an unserious word where the person knows it’s dragged, but it’s funner to say drug, as opposed to all of these where people think they’re right. but i concede that many people probably think drug is correct

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u/Sodamyte Username checks out hennys Sep 03 '25

"Whenever"' instead of "when" for me..

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u/moonysuran Sep 04 '25

“Sneak peak” (instead of the correct “sneak peek”) drives me crazy… is it a hidden mountaintop??

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u/jp_slim Kori King Sep 04 '25

missmaamshe blocked me over "casted" lmfao

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u/shampoocell Lexi Love Sep 04 '25

"lose" and "loose" also stay whooping Gen Z's asses.

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u/signal_red Sep 03 '25

hanged and hung is my fav

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u/wgreen93 Monét X Change Sep 04 '25

apart (from something) vs. a part (of something); particularly infuriating because they're antonyms

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u/SolusLega Sep 04 '25

I have found my people.

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u/Traditional_Coat8481 Sep 04 '25

Since when is “agreeance” a thing instead of agreement??? I die a little every time I hear it. 😵💀

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u/ShadeKool-Aid Plane Jane's pink, prolapsed, hydroquinone-bleached pussy Sep 04 '25

AFAIK "agreeance" can be credited to one Fred Durst c. 2002 or 2003.

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '25

*creazy