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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Which phrases tick you off and get your goat?"
‘We should put a jacket on your goat!’
‘I think your goat needs a new hat!’
‘Is it okay to rest my brew on your goats back!’
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Moving forward
We must continue/start a dialogue
Draw a line under it
I don't mean to be rude but.....
The use of the word 'pants' when they are in fact 'knickers ! Or the use of the word 'panties' ....
Jeezze, i need to lighten up this morning !
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Triggered.... Often said with an air of triumph.
I'm not triggered dick head, I just don't agree with you and have told you so.
Are you triggered because someone had the balls to tell you you are wrong? |
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"Triggered.... Often said with an air of triumph.
I'm not triggered dick head, I just don't agree with you and have told you so.
Are you triggered because someone had the balls to tell you you are wrong? "
Yeah it also feels a bit shitty towards people with with things like PTSD |
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By *innocentMan
over a year ago
Littlehampton |
I love language, and playing with words and punctuation in a way that is a little unusual for most. My writing style in any form is akin to Edgar Alan Poe.
I have found that alas, people can be just as put off and dismayed by this, just as much as they are with the phrases already quoted within this here thread. |
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I have OCD.
No you don't, you just like things to be tidy and orderly.
OCD is a diagnosed mental health condition whereby you imagine awful things happening if you don't do things in a certain way or a certain number of times. It's debilitating for those who actually have it and you saying you have it just because you like your tins lined up in a cupboard is actually mocking those who genuinely do have it. |
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"Triggered.... Often said with an air of triumph.
I'm not triggered dick head, I just don't agree with you and have told you so.
Are you triggered because someone had the balls to tell you you are wrong?
Yeah it also feels a bit shitty towards people with with things like PTSD"
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have OCD.
No you don't, you just like things to be tidy and orderly.
OCD is a diagnosed mental health condition whereby you imagine awful things happening if you don't do things in a certain way or a certain number of times. It's debilitating for those who actually have it and you saying you have it just because you like your tins lined up in a cupboard is actually mocking those who genuinely do have it. "
People who say it cause they like their sock drawer tidy, that’s not OCD that’s being organised, seen it so many times. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I have OCD.
No you don't, you just like things to be tidy and orderly.
OCD is a diagnosed mental health condition whereby you imagine awful things happening if you don't do things in a certain way or a certain number of times. It's debilitating for those who actually have it and you saying you have it just because you like your tins lined up in a cupboard is actually mocking those who genuinely do have it.
People who say it cause they like their sock drawer tidy, that’s not OCD that’s being organised, seen it so many times. "
And if you like your books lined up and in order of publisher. Or like lending them out to people because they never come back in the same condition. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pull yourself together.
And cheer up.
Oh don't be so grumpy
Smile, it might never happen.
Life is short.
Live life to the fullest."
We can do it whole day....  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pull yourself together.
And cheer up.
Oh don't be so grumpy
Smile, it might never happen.
Life is short.
Live life to the fullest."
People that say these things deserve to be throat punched. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Pull yourself together.
And cheer up.
Oh don't be so grumpy
Smile, it might never happen.
Life is short.
Live life to the fullest.
We can do it whole day...."
No one's said that to me for awhile  |
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"I have OCD.
No you don't, you just like things to be tidy and orderly.
OCD is a diagnosed mental health condition whereby you imagine awful things happening if you don't do things in a certain way or a certain number of times. It's debilitating for those who actually have it and you saying you have it just because you like your tins lined up in a cupboard is actually mocking those who genuinely do have it. "
I have BCO. I like thinks in alphabetical order.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Moving forward
We must continue/start a dialogue
Draw a line under it
I don't mean to be rude but.....
The use of the word 'pants' when they are in fact 'knickers ! Or the use of the word 'panties' ....
Jeezze, i need to lighten up this morning !
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what is the difference between pants and knickers unless you are american? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Moving forward
We must continue/start a dialogue
Draw a line under it
I don't mean to be rude but.....
The use of the word 'pants' when they are in fact 'knickers ! Or the use of the word 'panties' ....
Jeezze, i need to lighten up this morning !
what is the difference between pants and knickers unless you are american? "
Men wear pants (not all men)
Women wear knickers (not all women)
With caveats as some people wear knickers and some people wear pants. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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lots of the ones said above for me too ...
its more the way someone purposefully winds you up or sets off a grenade or comes out with something that is total garbage , specifically looking for a reaction, then they drop in one of these really dismissive comments , like lighten up or don’t be a karen or you are a sheep all that kind of crap as though they are in someway enlightened and above all the crap they started  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Moving forward
We must continue/start a dialogue
Draw a line under it
I don't mean to be rude but.....
The use of the word 'pants' when they are in fact 'knickers ! Or the use of the word 'panties' ....
Jeezze, i need to lighten up this morning !
what is the difference between pants and knickers unless you are american?
Men wear pants (not all men)
Women wear knickers (not all women)
With caveats as some people wear knickers and some people wear pants."
hmmmmm if anything i would have thought the differential was style rather than gender in which case i definitely have some of each |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Moving forward
We must continue/start a dialogue
Draw a line under it
I don't mean to be rude but.....
The use of the word 'pants' when they are in fact 'knickers ! Or the use of the word 'panties' ....
Jeezze, i need to lighten up this morning !
what is the difference between pants and knickers unless you are american?
Men wear pants (not all men)
Women wear knickers (not all women)
With caveats as some people wear knickers and some people wear pants.
hmmmmm if anything i would have thought the differential was style rather than gender in which case i definitely have some of each "
Pants probably shortening of underpants (pants short for pantaloons). Underpants probably meaning trousers worn under garments.
Knickers short for knickbockers (loose fitting trousers for men). Now used for short, loose fitting undergarments for women. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I got a message on here a couple of days from a guy who called me daddy. What the fuck.
Paternity test?
Oh god he was the right kind of age"
Run and hide. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Pull yourself together.
And cheer up.
Oh don't be so grumpy
Smile, it might never happen.
Life is short.
Live life to the fullest.
We can do it whole day....
No one's said that to me for awhile "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Pull yourself together.
And cheer up.
Oh don't be so grumpy
Smile, it might never happen.
Life is short.
Live life to the fullest.
We can do it whole day....
No one's said that to me for awhile
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It does sound exhausting though. A vape and a cup of tea would do me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Moving forward
We must continue/start a dialogue
Draw a line under it
I don't mean to be rude but.....
The use of the word 'pants' when they are in fact 'knickers ! Or the use of the word 'panties' ....
Jeezze, i need to lighten up this morning !
what is the difference between pants and knickers unless you are american?
Men wear pants (not all men)
Women wear knickers (not all women)
With caveats as some people wear knickers and some people wear pants.
hmmmmm if anything i would have thought the differential was style rather than gender in which case i definitely have some of each
Pants probably shortening of underpants (pants short for pantaloons). Underpants probably meaning trousers worn under garments.
Knickers short for knickbockers (loose fitting trousers for men). Now used for short, loose fitting undergarments for women."
okay then god knows what i am wearing because its neither of these |
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Bants
Bro
All of the "you get me fam" knobheads.
Don't be a Karen
People correcting others on their spelling and grammar, mine is pretty good so rarely gets corrected but there's a guy in a WhatsApp group I'm in that spell checks everybody and I hate him for it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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this one is probably because i am old now 
but what is this “that cap” ... have you missed l the r from crap?
and that new ridiculously offensive song ... “look at the state of her body” .... is apparently now a good thing  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"this one is probably because i am old now
but what is this “that cap” ... have you missed l the r from crap?
and that new ridiculously offensive song ... “look at the state of her body” .... is apparently now a good thing "
They're new to me. |
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"Moving forward
We must continue/start a dialogue
Draw a line under it
I don't mean to be rude but.....
The use of the word 'pants' when they are in fact 'knickers ! Or the use of the word 'panties' ....
Jeezze, i need to lighten up this morning !
what is the difference between pants and knickers unless you are american?
Men wear pants (not all men)
Women wear knickers (not all women)
With caveats as some people wear knickers and some people wear pants.
hmmmmm if anything i would have thought the differential was style rather than gender in which case i definitely have some of each
Pants probably shortening of underpants (pants short for pantaloons). Underpants probably meaning trousers worn under garments.
Knickers short for knickbockers (loose fitting trousers for men). Now used for short, loose fitting undergarments for women.
okay then god knows what i am wearing because its neither of these "
Lol....happy that it generated a discussion but it still remains that men wear pants (mostly) and (mostly) women wear knickers (or stuff that men don't wear , only on occasion), (unless they are part of a small minority).
I need a lie down !
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By (user no longer on site)
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"this one is probably because i am old now
but what is this “that cap” ... have you missed l the r from crap?
and that new ridiculously offensive song ... “look at the state of her body” .... is apparently now a good thing "
Cap =lying  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Blue sky thinking is good.
Gazing blankly into the sky bad.
But aren't they the same?
Just don't look directly into the sun. "
Aah. But that's seeing the sunny side of things |
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“ I say it how it is”
“Like me or lump me”
“I don’t care what anyone thinks of me”
All those and the like, just screams arrogance or insecurity to me.
Oh and “my bad”. That phrase makes my fucking teeth itch.
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
"The over use of the work perfect.
Them. “Can I have your address please”
Me “bla bla bla”
Them “perfect”
It’s not perfect. It’s just a simple answer to the question you asked me. "
Haha.... I actually do all that on the phone , perfect , yes, yes, absolutely, sure, perfect, etc only because it works, it just becomes 2nd nature!
No phrases really bug me tbh other than that very english thing ‘not bad’
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