Phrases I`m getting increasingly sick of hearing

[Joey Shabadoo]

Unless its Adam or Simon Yates
Another cycling one, why ,when being interviewed do so many of them start the reply with
" for sure "

Graeme Souness’s love children?

 

[roley poley]

time gentlemen please

 

[HLaB]

Being Scottish and growing up in the 80s I got sick of the response to, 'What's it called?..............Cumbernauld'. You really had to been in Scotland at the time but trust me it was extremely tiresome.

 

[Edwardoka]

Being Scottish and growing up in the 80s I got sick of the response to, 'What's it called?..............Cumbernauld'. You really had to been in Scotland at the time but trust me it was extremely tiresome.

Particularly since it's actually pronounced Cummernaud

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

Particularly since it's actually pronounced Shitehole

Fixed that. No need to thank me.

 

[Edwardoka]

Fixed that. No need to thank me.

Ah, you've been there then

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

Being Scottish and growing up in the 80s I got sick of the response to, 'What's it called?..............Cumbernauld'. You really had to been in Scotland at the time but trust me it was extremely tiresome.

“Would you credit it? Morrison’s would”

 

[tyred]

We will have some Americans in our midst next week at work so our quick 5 minute briefing at the start of each day with our supervisor will assume it's proper title in company corporate gobbledegook of "daily stand-up."

I always thought a stand-up was a type of comedian.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

Have a nice day sir.

 

[mudsticks]

This is another one of those moaning git freds innit?

It took you nine pages to work that one out ??

 

[EltonFrog]

It took you nine pages to work that one out ??

No, I only read the page I posted on.

 

[Racing roadkill]

Step up to the plate ... we need to have a conversation ... around issues … on a level playing field.

American in nature. ‘Stepping up to the plate’ is what a baseball player ( batter ) does when he’s about to face the pitcher ( the plate is the metal square by his feet). ‘On a level playing field’ again was a baseball term originally.

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

American in nature. ‘Stepping up to the plate’ is what a baseball player ( batter ) does when he’s about to face the pitcher ( the plate is the metal square by his feet). ‘On a level playing field’ again was a baseball term originally.

Doesn't the bowlsman stand on a hill?

 

[iateyoubutler]

This is another one of those moaning git freds innit?

Did anybody force you to read it?

 

[mudsticks]

Did anybody force you to read it?

Everyone on here has a compulsive reading, and commenting habit, that much is apparent to all