So i dont watch politics or current affairs programmes. But jay had them on while we where away.
What is with the saying "going forward" after every sentence. Id never heard it before and they where saying it after everything |
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At the end of the day, we need to think outside the box, have a paradigm shift, do some bluesky thinking and take this offline.
It's all part of bullshit bingo - pretentious 'professional' speak for twats x |
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"Says more about you then it does about me"
I know it is a favorite on here but most things say something about both parties involved. Whenever I hear it I think of the "I'm rubber your glue" shit we used to tell at eachother as children.
I know 50 people will now disagree with me, but really, it says more about them, doesn't it?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The one of many things that annoyed me about David Cameron was his habit of saying "let me make it clear to you" - the inference being that he was right. "
Also annoying was when he used to say "the bigger picture" XXX |
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"At the end of the day, we need to think outside the box, have a paradigm shift, do some bluesky thinking and take this offline.
It's all part of bullshit bingo - pretentious 'professional' speak for twats x"
Standard tactic to avoid actually saying anything meaningful or helpful
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By (user no longer on site)
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You do not have to say anything. But, it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence |
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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago
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It really narks me when people say 'cheer up it might never happen/it could be worse' if I'm having a bad day. I've felt like twatting someone before!!!! And I'm quite a calm person....  |
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"It really narks me when people say 'cheer up it might never happen/it could be worse' if I'm having a bad day. I've felt like twatting someone before!!!! And I'm quite a calm person.... "
Or "snap out of it"  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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""or red sky at night shepherds delight"
But that's one of the rare ones that actually means somethingyes but hes at work he will just be glad when his shifts finished "
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"The one of many things that annoyed me about David Cameron was his habit of saying "let me make it clear to you" - the inference being that he was right. "
YES! I was just going to say that, my hands used to itch every time he said "let me be absolutely clear"  |
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"It really narks me when people say 'cheer up it might never happen/it could be worse' if I'm having a bad day. I've felt like twatting someone before!!!! And I'm quite a calm person.... "
Being told to calm down, even when I'm not in the slightest bit narked, usually said purely due to my Scouse accent, by unfunny bastards trying to be smart arses. A look for most is enough to tell them to never utter it in my company again, though some have been known to do it a second time |
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"More a "writing" than a saying, but when people post; "here, here" - makes me want to reply, Where, where?
(it should be "hear hear" people, as in listen to what's being said)"
Don't get me started |
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By *B9 QueenWoman
over a year ago
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"It really narks me when people say 'cheer up it might never happen/it could be worse' if I'm having a bad day. I've felt like twatting someone before!!!! And I'm quite a calm person....
Or "snap out of it" "
I was told to cheer up the day after my mum died. It's a stupid and insensitive thing to say. |
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