Old man rant

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Lord Tyrion said:
Liverbirdie - based on my experience last week at the game against Newcastle, I was in the Liverpool end, that is one less per sentence than the f word. It was bizarre to hear normal sentences with that inserted every third word no matter what the context.
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Come on, you seen our performance against Newcastle.

Enough to make a nun offer up a few industrial cusses.:thup:
 
Like, I really don't get what the problem is, it's like, you know like when you like go out to like your mates or whatever and they're like so bitchy about like whatever it is that's like happening like.


Good Queens English that, don't see the problem like.........arrrghhhh!!!!!

It's nearly as bad as the upward inflectION, what is it with that? That's as annoying as news reporters that move their head and arms in tune with whatever they're gibbering about, like demented speed freaks at times those buggers.
 
c1973 said:
Like, I really don't get what the problem is, it's like, you know like when you like go out to like your mates or whatever and they're like so bitchy about like whatever it is that's like happening like.


Good Queens English that, don't see the problem like.........arrrghhhh!!!!!

It's nearly as bad as the upward inflectION, what is it with that? That's as annoying as news reporters that move their head and arms in tune with whatever they're gibbering about, like demented speed freaks at times those buggers.
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Yes, they do this thing with their hands similar to an Angler explaining the size of the fish that got away!
 
My pet hate is people who insert 'you know' or 'you know what I mean' into every sentence. No, very often I don't know what you mean! :angry:
 
Scousers say 'alright laa'.


They do not pronounce the D at all. I find it quite amusing and use it in a jokey way these days.
 
Sorry about this. It's an old one and has been mentioned before. People who use Of instead of Have. Either verbal or written, it really boils my brain for some reason. Petty? Probably.
 
drive4show said:
Young people.......you do not need to insert the word 'like' into every sentence. I was queuing at the coffee machine this morning and the canteen at lunchtime. Every 3rd or 4th word I could hear was 'like'.

End of rant.
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Likely story.
 
bluewolf said:
Sorry about this. It's an old one and has been mentioned before. People who use Of instead of Have. Either verbal or written, it really boils my brain for some reason. Petty? Probably.
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Especially written!! :mad:

How about 'went' instead of 'gone'! :rolleyes:

And, a little more forgiveable.... 'effect' where 'affect' is needed! :rant:

I guess there's not much football tonight! :whistle:
 
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