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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"hated: "simples"-should be left to the bloody meerkats
liked: "Jog on"-Dunno why its funny,suppose its the same as "on yer bike""
I used the expression 'jog on' in a post today because when I used it in a sentence over the weekend and my offspring were in fits of laughter because they don't associate me with that sort of terminology. I'm experimenting with it in various tones of voice and situations  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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""at the end of the day" GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR"
I don't like that either because it's one of those addictive things - if someone says it while you chat it starts off a chain reaction and its entered your brain so you keep saying it in the conversation and irritating yourself to death.
The response of 'it gets dark' when you accidentally say at the end of the day is just as bad!! |
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I like 'simples' and can't abide 'jog on' 
Jog on is like some sort of teenage boy insult... someone (older than me) said it to me the other day cause he didn't like my response to his badly worded one liner. Made me giggle that a grown man would use that particular expression.
I hate the P word. They are and always will be knickers!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I like 'simples' and can't abide 'jog on'
Jog on is like some sort of teenage boy insult... someone (older than me) said it to me the other day cause he didn't like my response to his badly worded one liner. Made me giggle that a grown man would use that particular expression.
I hate the P word. They are and always will be knickers! "
Ah now I know why my lot laughed at me for saying jog on  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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some people say
really common on american news to avoid the network or broadcaster being directly associated with the following comment
but still letting them broadcast the suggestion to millions
journalism died in vietnam  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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that is so my pet hate too ...somehow it seems a derogatory comment .i asked a guy why he used it and he said well its short for female ...just makes me think of john mccrirrick he always calls the lady on channel 4 racing the "female" just wrong in my book ..i would never call a guy a male ???? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"that is so my pet hate too ...somehow it seems a derogatory comment .i asked a guy why he used it and he said well its short for female ...just makes me think of john mccrirrick he always calls the lady on channel 4 racing the "female" just wrong in my book ..i would never call a guy a male ????"
Well not John McCrirrick  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Whatever!
Dunno!
Just gimme 5
Usually off my kids! grrr "
Generally followed by "wallet...!!"
My pet peave... "while" {coz its contageous} as in "this wont be ready while 5 o'clock" |
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By *drianukMan
over a year ago
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Local government speak like 'delivered'. For example, "We have delivered the new bin service on time."
Better to say "The new bin system was introduced on time".
Language inflation - let's stamp it out |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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oh ill add to that - wank words in business
like
expedite !
oooooooooooo my god you dont expedite an excel spreadsheet out to your staff to gather better stats!!!
wank word!!!!!!
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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ON a profile:
"I dont bite, unless you want me to"-really has been overused
"Its my life, and I'm not changing it for anyone"-screams of psycho-babble to me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I've never seen this written but when people say "...no but, yeah..."
I don't mean in the Little Britain way.
Some half-wits can't even string one word into a sentence without getting it wrong!
If you mean yes, say yes. Don't precede it with the word no.
It's easy.
It most certainly is not 'simples'. Aaaarrrrggghhhhh!!!!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Rolf???
Basically anything that I can't understand?
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Come on google r.o.f.l, its been on the internet since chatrooms appeared FFS(for fucks sake) lol |
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Overuse of the word like in inappropriate places.
I was like going to the shop and I like bought some like carrots!!!!!
or fucks sake they either were or they weren't...... but maybe they were parsnips...... but you get the idea |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"that is so my pet hate too ...somehow it seems a derogatory comment .i asked a guy why he used it and he said well its short for female ...just makes me think of john mccrirrick he always calls the lady on channel 4 racing the "female" just wrong in my book ..i would never call a guy a male ????"
I agree it is derog.tory. To refer to a woman as 'the fem' is like shes just genitals and nothing else. Its not hard to look at the profile and refer to her by her name. I'll shut up as im starting to rant but I really dislike that term.
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"that is so my pet hate too ...somehow it seems a derogatory comment .i asked a guy why he used it and he said well its short for female ...just makes me think of john mccrirrick he always calls the lady on channel 4 racing the "female" just wrong in my book ..i would never call a guy a male ????
I agree it is derog.tory. To refer to a woman as 'the fem' is like shes just genitals and nothing else. Its not hard to look at the profile and refer to her by her name. I'll shut up as im starting to rant but I really dislike that term.
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I agree too as most of the couples on here have play names anyway why not just use them?? It makes it all a bit businesslike and impersonal for me. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"people looking for "Exceptional"- BLAHHHblahhhblahhh blow it up ur arsepipe!!! one of the most twatty things I read on the site.
is that cos it rules you out Paddy??? xx"
Just u keep trimming back that bush for my arrival!!!-hurry its today am comin,no next week!!xx |
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By *mumaWoman
over a year ago
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"people looking for "Exceptional"- BLAHHHblahhhblahhh blow it up ur arsepipe!!! one of the most twatty things I read on the site.
is that cos it rules you out Paddy??? xx
Just u keep trimming back that bush for my arrival!!!-hurry its today am comin,no next week!!xx"
"YOU WISH" |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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So many things to put here, but in the hope that i don't come over as a sociopath:
"Too much Information" - was quite funny in Pulp Fiction, but having it trotted out by that horrible breed that can only apparently talk in other people's films quotes sets my teeth on edge.
"Don't even go there" Yes thanks Springer for bringing this to our attention.
"Simples"- again, annoying.
"At the End of the day" - i think lots of people hate this.
"Epic" "win" "fail" any combination of these things. What does it even mean?
when "Get off it " suddenly is mutated into "Get off of it" - i think this is an Essex thing. Still awful
"whatever" said in THAT way- you know the one- again comes from watching too much chav TV.
OK - need to go and find my inhaler....
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