Trivial things that make you annoyed beyond expectations?

[No Ta Doctor]

An ouster is someone who ousts.

Well it should be, and that's why I hate it. It's a US English thing. It's a noun for the the process of removing someone from something. So "the ouster of Maduro left Venezuela without a president". The ouster isn't Trump or US marines, it's being used- near as dammit - as I would have used "ousting" (if I absolutely had to)

 

[Alex321]

Well it should be, and that's why I hate it. It's a US English thing. It's a noun for the the process of removing someone from something. So "the ouster of Maduro left Venezuela without a president". The ouster isn't Trump or US marines, it's being used- near as dammit - as I would have used "ousting" (if I absolutely had to)

That is just crappy English and/or proof reading.

 

[No Ta Doctor]

That is just crappy English and/or proof reading.

You are incorrect to describe it as mispronunciation. crappy English and/or proof reading

It is the normal and correct pronunciation in the US.

Just because it is different to ours doesn't make it incorrect.

I may have taken some liberties with an earlier post of yours, but it is, unfortunately, standard in US English, and all over the place at the moment.

 

[Jameshow]

Temporary traffic lights.
So annoying when they are equally weighted 4 way with two side roads and other way and your in rush hour!

 

[classic33]

Temporary traffic lights.
So annoying when they are equally weighted 4 way with two side roads and other way and your in rush hour!

A four-way light system operating on a three way junction.