bobmac
Major Champion
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Words and phrases you hate.
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There's a girl in our office who uses one which drives me mad:
"Alls it is is.........."
"Alls it is is.........."
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Having spotted a thread about Masterchef:
People who describe things as their passion and talk about the stuff as being a journey.
People who describe things as their passion and talk about the stuff as being a journey.
Robobum
Money List Winner
Anything that starts with:
"I hate.........
"I hate.........
madandra
Money List Winner
The use of the word YouZ ( Than yous all and All yous were amaxing). HID was watching something with Coleen Rooney and she used it in every second sentence. I was getting more and more annoyed I just wanted to lamp her one.
chrisd
Major Champion
Alan Shearer's - It would have went in ....."
No Alan ... It would have gone in!!!
Chris
No Alan ... It would have gone in!!!
Chris
oleday
Hacker
"The boy did brilliant"
Designer bags,shoes, sunglasses and so on.
So for a pair of ordinary sunglasses was a bloke was making a cheese sandwich and with a stoke of good fortune a pair of shades appeared instead.
Designer bags,shoes, sunglasses and so on.
So for a pair of ordinary sunglasses was a bloke was making a cheese sandwich and with a stoke of good fortune a pair of shades appeared instead.
viscount17
Money List Winner
where do I begin?
tortology as in 'going forward into the future',
statements beginning with such as 'everybody likes'; 'everybody's talking about'; 'we all want', 'the majority . . .' If you can't prove it the most you can say is 'some people . . .'!
office speak - 'taking ownership' etc
utter cr*p speak - 'maximumalisation' (saw that in a bid proposal), 'transportationwise'
completely agree with hapless'
I'm guilty of cheers but then it is said as a contraction of cheerio.
tortology as in 'going forward into the future',
statements beginning with such as 'everybody likes'; 'everybody's talking about'; 'we all want', 'the majority . . .' If you can't prove it the most you can say is 'some people . . .'!
office speak - 'taking ownership' etc
utter cr*p speak - 'maximumalisation' (saw that in a bid proposal), 'transportationwise'
completely agree with hapless'
I'm guilty of cheers but then it is said as a contraction of cheerio.
colint
Tour Rookie
People who randomly stand up at the end of a presentation etc and say "I think I speak for everyone when I say...." If you haven't been elected to speak on behalf of "everyone", or asked "everyone" if you can be their spokesman, then you don't. I can speak for myself, sit down you toadying, patronising little £hite
StrangelyBrown
Tour Winner
'Simples'
Fcuk off you annoying, illiterate rodent.
Fcuk off you annoying, illiterate rodent.
chris661
Money List Winner
one? ONCE? it would never be enough surely.
Innit is one word, that when used, should be punished by decapitation.
oleday
Hacker
"'Simples'
Fcuk off you annoying, illiterate rodent. "
Meerkats are not rodents.
Just a pedantic point
Fcuk off you annoying, illiterate rodent. "
Meerkats are not rodents.
Just a pedantic point
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Sports people who have an injured leg refer to the injured part as 'the leg'. No, it's your leg that is injured, take some ownership of it.
The_LHC
Head Pro
I don't know why it annoys me so much but I really don't like golf courses being call "tracks".
And I can't stand people who use familiar terms for things they really have no business being familiar with, the main one being discussions regarding Ferrari motor cars, "Oh the Fezza looked gorgeous mate!" FERRARI YOU IGNORANT C()47! It's called a Ferrari and you'll never come within 100 yards of one! Enzo would have had them buried under the testing track!
And I don't even like Ferraris but it still winds me up something chronic...
And anytime people spell someone's name wrong on a forum, especially when they're slagging them off behind their backs. If you're going to be rude about someone at least give them the tiniest scrap of respect by getting their name right, unless you're so stupid you can't manage that, morons...
And I can't stand people who use familiar terms for things they really have no business being familiar with, the main one being discussions regarding Ferrari motor cars, "Oh the Fezza looked gorgeous mate!" FERRARI YOU IGNORANT C()47! It's called a Ferrari and you'll never come within 100 yards of one! Enzo would have had them buried under the testing track!
And I don't even like Ferraris but it still winds me up something chronic...
And anytime people spell someone's name wrong on a forum, especially when they're slagging them off behind their backs. If you're going to be rude about someone at least give them the tiniest scrap of respect by getting their name right, unless you're so stupid you can't manage that, morons...
JustOne
Ryder Cup Winner
Youz 2 ain't gonna get along forward into the future - simples innit!
SwingSlow
Head Pro
Came across a new one yesterday - reablement ???
Ethan
Money List Winner
Yeah, I hate that expression and the smugness of that little ratty ad campaign.
Aye, simples, always accompanied with some statement of blatant fact that everyone already knew.
Yea, take a run at that river and jump in, you will get wet, simples...... tosser!
Yea, take a run at that river and jump in, you will get wet, simples...... tosser!
Steve79
Assistant Pro
At work my boss loves to say 'Come on guys lets think outside the box'
whenever he says it i think 'one day im going to put him in one a wooden one!!
HID on the phone to whoever her mum/sister etc she always drops an 'obviously' then explains what she meant, if it was so obvious why are you explaining it.
rant over.
ta
whenever he says it i think 'one day im going to put him in one a wooden one!!
HID on the phone to whoever her mum/sister etc she always drops an 'obviously' then explains what she meant, if it was so obvious why are you explaining it.
rant over.
ta
Oddsocks
Ryder Cup Winner
Finally, thank god it’s not just me.
A new group of playing pals kept on with " oh that’s a nice little track ", I’ve always thought it sounded strange, and coming from a motorsport background could never associate my perception of the word "track" with a golf course. I have always said "Nice course", "Tight course", "Punishing course" etc etc etc.
But as much as I hate the term "track", its bloody growing on me and every time i say it i hear a voice in my head saying it doesn’t sound right!
