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"Dadbod  ridiculous saying.
Most my mates are dads and all look after their selves and have incredible bodys.
Really really grates on me.  "
What is a dadbod? Is there a definition? Is there a scale or a measuring tool? Similar to working out how much spaghetti to use. |
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"Dadbod ridiculous saying.
Most my mates are dads and all look after their selves and have incredible bodys.
Really really grates on me.
What is a dadbod? Is there a definition? Is there a scale or a measuring tool? Similar to working out how much spaghetti to use."
Its seems to be the new 'couch potatoe' look |
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"I've just been watching the news and heard Naga say "creative juices flowing".
What saying grates on you?
Most recently..... "a stitch in time" "
He's used a few recently |
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When people misuse the word literally. For example.
That's the most stupid thing I've hear in literally a million years.
This was taken from a real life conversation  |
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"I've just been watching the news and heard Naga say "creative juices flowing".
What saying grates on you?"
She does like to put naughty references in , I was in absolute stitches once when she was talking about wild beavers , & she asked her colleague Charlie State “ when was the last time you saw a beaver ?” |
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"I've just been watching the news and heard Naga say "creative juices flowing".
What saying grates on you?
She does like to put naughty references in , I was in absolute stitches once when she was talking about wild beavers , & she asked her colleague Charlie State “ when was the last time you saw a beaver ?” "
Haha, it's how she keeps a straight face for the camera |
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“ I’m not being funny but.... “
Normally it’s followed by something that is definitely not funny and critical
That or "no offence" or "telling it like it is".
They're not arsehole pardons."
....sorry, but...... |
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"I've just been watching the news and heard Naga say "creative juices flowing".
What saying grates on you?"
"Going forward". No, you mean "in future"
Seasons, instead of series, relating to TV programmes makes my blood boil |
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By (user no longer on site)
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“ I’m not being funny but.... “
Normally it’s followed by something that is definitely not funny and critical
Lots of scousers use that term"
That’s way I’ve heard it lots! Was married to a scouser  |
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"I've just been watching the news and heard Naga say "creative juices flowing".
What saying grates on you?
"Going forward". No, you mean "in future"
Seasons, instead of series, relating to TV programmes makes my blood boil"
I don't get the seasons one. Is it a Netflix thing? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Dadbod ridiculous saying.
Most my mates are dads and all look after their selves and have incredible bodys.
Really really grates on me.
What is a dadbod? Is there a definition? Is there a scale or a measuring tool? Similar to working out how much spaghetti to use.
Its seems to be the new 'couch potatoe' look"
Oh no! I like this term and it isnt about being a couch potato you big meany! Haha |
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""At the end of the day". Had a work colleague say it constantly.
At the end of the day, you can go fuck yourself, how about that?!"
I've got a colleague who always says "you know what I mean " after every sentence. |
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""At the end of the day". Had a work colleague say it constantly.
At the end of the day, you can go fuck yourself, how about that?!"
At the end of the day, I will go fuck myself, thank you  |
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"I've just been watching the news and heard Naga say "creative juices flowing".
What saying grates on you?
"Going forward". No, you mean "in future"
Seasons, instead of series, relating to TV programmes makes my blood boil
I don't get the seasons one. Is it a Netflix thing?"
I think it's an Americanism, because their really popular programmes have such long series. Often 26 episodes in a run, like Friends used to have |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've just been watching the news and heard Naga say "creative juices flowing".
What saying grates on you?
"Going forward". No, you mean "in future"
Seasons, instead of series, relating to TV programmes makes my blood boil
I don't get the seasons one. Is it a Netflix thing?
I think it's an Americanism, because their really popular programmes have such long series. Often 26 episodes in a run, like Friends used to have "
A series in America is the complete run of a programme (every episode ever made). Each series is split into seasons (that year's episodes).
In the UK a series is the whole run of episodes and that year's episodes (only for series that are generally shown once a year). |
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