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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere

I was at work the other night and a colleague kept saying fork and knife to me, I went all funny and gave me all kinds of weird feelings, when I got in my car I yelled out loud "who the fuck says fork and knife! It's knife and fork!". I felt better after that.

Anyone else gets a weird feeling when someone else says something that I universally goes together and but say it the wrong way round it feels dirty lol.

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By *iddlesticksMan 31 weeks ago

My nan’s spare room.


"I was at work the other night and a colleague kept saying fork and knife to me, I went all funny and gave me all kinds of weird feelings, when I got in my car I yelled out loud "who the fuck says fork and knife! It's knife and fork!". I felt better after that.

Anyone else gets a weird feeling when someone else says something that I universally goes together and but say it the wrong way round it feels dirty lol."

Have you reported said colleague to the authorities. Sounds like alien infiltration to me.

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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere


"I was at work the other night and a colleague kept saying fork and knife to me, I went all funny and gave me all kinds of weird feelings, when I got in my car I yelled out loud "who the fuck says fork and knife! It's knife and fork!". I felt better after that.

Anyone else gets a weird feeling when someone else says something that I universally goes together and but say it the wrong way round it feels dirty lol.

Have you reported said colleague to the authorities. Sounds like alien infiltration to me. "

I was on the edge, I think he said pepper and salt there may have been a disciplinary lol

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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere


"I was at work the other night and a colleague kept saying fork and knife to me, I went all funny and gave me all kinds of weird feelings, when I got in my car I yelled out loud "who the fuck says fork and knife! It's knife and fork!". I felt better after that.

Anyone else gets a weird feeling when someone else says something that I universally goes together and but say it the wrong way round it feels dirty lol.

Have you reported said colleague to the authorities. Sounds like alien infiltration to me.

I was on the edge, I think he said pepper and salt there may have been a disciplinary lol"

*If

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By *erry bull1Man 31 weeks ago

doncaster

Good job he never said vinegar and salt

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By *hristopherd999Man 31 weeks ago

Brentwood

Are you sure he didn't say he couldn't find his forkin' knife?

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago

Can't think of any at the mo as not been in English company for two weeks, but 'pacifically' instead of 'specifically ' is annoying. Also mis pronunciation of the eighth letter of the alphabet - it is not pronounced 'hay-tch'

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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere


"Can't think of any at the mo as not been in English company for two weeks, but 'pacifically' instead of 'specifically ' is annoying. Also mis pronunciation of the eighth letter of the alphabet - it is not pronounced 'hay-tch'"

I am guilty of not being able to say specific unless I really think about it. My husband knows what I'm not about if I use the world Atlantic, it makes him laugh at least. I also can't say the word (and can't spell it either lol) when you do the side eye and say my profiteroles.

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By *eroLondonMan 31 weeks ago

Mayfair

Perhaps he was uttering it in the fashion of how it's placed upon the table: fork (L) and knife (R).

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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere


"Perhaps he was uttering it in the fashion of how it's placed upon the table: fork (L) and knife (R)."

Possibly. He didn't need to say it about 6 times though lol

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago


"Can't think of any at the mo as not been in English company for two weeks, but 'pacifically' instead of 'specifically ' is annoying. Also mis pronunciation of the eighth letter of the alphabet - it is not pronounced 'hay-tch'

I am guilty of not being able to say specific unless I really think about it. My husband knows what I'm not about if I use the world Atlantic, it makes him laugh at least. I also can't say the word (and can't spell it either lol) when you do the side eye and say my profiteroles. "

Uh oh. I should keep my opinions to myself (as always).

Don't get me started on religion or politics - far too many opinions.

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By *ools and the brainCouple 31 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"Can't think of any at the mo as not been in English company for two weeks, but 'pacifically' instead of 'specifically ' is annoying. Also mis pronunciation of the eighth letter of the alphabet - it is not pronounced 'hay-tch'"

Yeah the Pacific thing is just lazy Essex English for the hard of thinking.

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By *JcuriousCouple 31 weeks ago

Derby

Yeah it's weird!!! Totally agree

Can't think of any at the mo, but I'd imagine there's a few like it!

Miss S x

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago

Chips and fish

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By *eroLondonMan 31 weeks ago

Mayfair


"Perhaps he was uttering it in the fashion of how it's placed upon the table: fork (L) and knife (R).

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Possibly. He didn't need to say it about 6 times though lol"

Why not? Dorothy clicked her heels six times, uttering "there's no place like home...".

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By *ools and the brainCouple 31 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

My wife say's " carrier bag"

And over emphasizes the word bag!

It's really annoying in a cute she's perfect kinda way.

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago


"Yeah it's weird!!! Totally agree

Can't think of any at the mo, but I'd imagine there's a few like it!

Miss S x"

Wait til I am back in good old Blighty and I am sure I will be reminded of many.

I can't claim to be a linguistic purist as I get many wrong and pretty sure that the number of expressions I have forgotten is a sign of early onset dementia (though I like to think that my brain is too full!)

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By *ts the taking part thatMan 31 weeks ago

southampton


"I was at work the other night and a colleague kept saying fork and knife to me, I went all funny and gave me all kinds of weird feelings, when I got in my car I yelled out loud "who the fuck says fork and knife! It's knife and fork!". I felt better after that.

Anyone else gets a weird feeling when someone else says something that I universally goes together and but say it the wrong way round it feels dirty lol."

Yet if at the chippy I want vinegar then salt.

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By *TG3Man 31 weeks ago

Dorchester


"I was at work the other night and a colleague kept saying fork and knife to me, I went all funny and gave me all kinds of weird feelings, when I got in my car I yelled out loud "who the fuck says fork and knife! It's knife and fork!". I felt better after that.

Anyone else gets a weird feeling when someone else says something that I universally goes together and but say it the wrong way round it feels dirty lol."

yes i say marmite and fried eggs all the time

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman 31 weeks ago

little house on the praire

Butter and Bread

Eggs and Bacon

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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere


"I was at work the other night and a colleague kept saying fork and knife to me, I went all funny and gave me all kinds of weird feelings, when I got in my car I yelled out loud "who the fuck says fork and knife! It's knife and fork!". I felt better after that.

Anyone else gets a weird feeling when someone else says something that I universally goes together and but say it the wrong way round it feels dirty lol.yes i say marmite and fried eggs all the time "

Marmite with a fried egg?!

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By *ensuallover1000Man 31 weeks ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

I must confess to enjoying old Hardy and Laurel films

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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere


"I must confess to enjoying old Hardy and Laurel films "

Maybe I shouldn't have put this thread up. I need a hot shower lol

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago

Never mind you have a lovely tits of pair

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By *ubikslongswordMan 31 weeks ago

Rubiksville

Miss Danish you seem to forget you say sin instead of seen, I used to laugh at you until almost everyone I've spoken to in Kent says sin as well

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By *ivemealadyboner OP   Woman 31 weeks ago

somewhere


"Miss Danish you seem to forget you say sin instead of seen, I used to laugh at you until almost everyone I've spoken to in Kent says sin as well "

Charming. To be fair, I hadn't noticed it either until I started listening to people and realised that majority of us do say it lol

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By *eardedbloke300Man 31 weeks ago

cardiff

There's a flow to language that feels right to put single syllable words with an I go before words with an o

Tic-toc, clip-clop, hip hop, tip top.

Saying the other way around just seems weird.

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By (user no longer on site) 31 weeks ago

Cheese on toast

Toast on cheese

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By *nightsoftheCoffeeTableCouple 31 weeks ago

Leeds

I once had a date with a bird who said chips and fish ( excuse me, just run that passed me again )

Fair to say, there was no second date, don’t have time for that kind of nonsense in my life.

The mr

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