wheres_my_beard
Über Member
- Location
- Norwich
"You know the terms of the order, you should go before I call the police."
I hate that
I hate that
Words or phrases that you hate ...
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XmisterIS
Purveyor of fine nonsense
"obviously" seems to be a favorite of footballers when interviewed on the TV. I hate "obviously" and a I hate football!
Campfire
Über Member
- Location
- near Risley Moss, Warrington
.... get it "for free".
Hate that, it's either "free" or "for nothing". Grr.
another one ...... "and I went......... meaning I said or I did, usually followed by someone pulling a face!
Hate that, it's either "free" or "for nothing". Grr.
another one ...... "and I went......... meaning I said or I did, usually followed by someone pulling a face!
Fnaar
Smutmaster General
- Location
- Thumberland
"at the end of the day", especially when said in sentences like "at the end of the day, bacon's a breakfast food innit!"
He turned round and said "blah blah blah" and so then she turned round and said "ragh ragh ragh" so then he turned round and said "yap yap yap"...
Are there people who converse while spinning in circles?
The word 'basically' really grates - it's like I'm such an idiot that I can only handle the simplest, most basic of explanations. This man is one of the worst offenders:
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=W0U84z_SZv4 (1:30 onwards)
The phrase 'having it large' - beloved of pastel-shirted dickheads up and down the country.
'Your call is important to us' - answer the phone then!
Are there people who converse while spinning in circles?
The word 'basically' really grates - it's like I'm such an idiot that I can only handle the simplest, most basic of explanations. This man is one of the worst offenders:
http://www.youtube.c...h?v=W0U84z_SZv4 (1:30 onwards)
The phrase 'having it large' - beloved of pastel-shirted dickheads up and down the country.
'Your call is important to us' - answer the phone then!
At the end of the day... it gets dark
marshmella
Guru
- Location
- Telford, Shropshire
Possibly a black country thing, but i work with a chap who uses the word "we" when it should be "us"
Glow worm
Legendary Member
- Location
- Near Newmarket
'I have to say' is a phrase that can annoy - I always think, well going then, bloody say it then. Former England manager and turnip, Graham Taylor starts almost every sentence with IHTS arrrrgghh!
Another football one, a lot of pundits say - 'The Arsenals, Man Uniteds and Tottenhams of this world'. Why the plural- there's only one of each surely?
'The Wife' - just hideous
'Canida' - It's Can A da
Folk calling Melbourne 'Mel born' instead of 'Melbun' as it should be.
Another football one, a lot of pundits say - 'The Arsenals, Man Uniteds and Tottenhams of this world'. Why the plural- there's only one of each surely?
'The Wife' - just hideous
'Canida' - It's Can A da
Folk calling Melbourne 'Mel born' instead of 'Melbun' as it should be.
marshmella
Guru
- Location
- Telford, Shropshire
Another one i hate is when someone asks "Would you mind ....." and the answer given is "Yes, of course..." The correct reply is "No, not at all"
bikeyboots
New Member
- Location
- Rutland
"you know what I mean"
I know someone who uses it literally at the end of every second sentence.
I've always hated the phrase
"when the shoot hits the fan"
I bet it's never actually happened...
I know someone who uses it literally at the end of every second sentence.
I've always hated the phrase
"when the shoot hits the fan"
I bet it's never actually happened...
marshmella
Guru
- Location
- Telford, Shropshire
"I've RETURNED it BACK" arrgh.
danphoto
New Member
- Location
- East Sussex
"Just off the top of my head" ...
"based out of" (which even the BBC is now using)
"prolly" as moron-speak for probably
"established since 1999" or whatever instead of "established in"
"in the comfort of your own home"
"should of" and "would of" as moron-speak for "should have" and "would have"
"your" when "you're" is meant
and any sign whatsoever of grocers' apostrophes
"based out of" (which even the BBC is now using)
"prolly" as moron-speak for probably
"established since 1999" or whatever instead of "established in"
"in the comfort of your own home"
"should of" and "would of" as moron-speak for "should have" and "would have"
"your" when "you're" is meant
and any sign whatsoever of grocers' apostrophes
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XmisterIS
Purveyor of fine nonsense
Who tend to be married to exceptionally fat women who wear 3/4 length trousers - which are the very last things you should wear if you're fat, because they make you look even fatter than you are.
marshmella
Guru
- Location
- Telford, Shropshire
This forum is littered with "peddles" instead of pedals.
Andy_R
Hard of hearing..I said Herd of Herring..oh FFS..
- Location
- County Durham
"Can I ask a question?" - you just have.
"Dad...Dad...Dad...Dad...Dad..." - leave me alone, it's 6.30am on Sunday.
"Why?" - because I just said so. I do not need to justify myself.
"Delivery in 5 working days" - so, next week then.
"But I saved so much money in the sales" - no, you spent more than you originally planned.
"Dad...Dad...Dad...Dad...Dad..." - leave me alone, it's 6.30am on Sunday.
"Why?" - because I just said so. I do not need to justify myself.
"Delivery in 5 working days" - so, next week then.
"But I saved so much money in the sales" - no, you spent more than you originally planned.
