People who don't pronounce "th" and replace it with a "f" or "v" sound instead. Like ovver instead of other. For **** sake it gets on my nerves, more so than ever.
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People who don't pronounce "th" and replace it with a "f" or "v" sound instead. Like ovver instead of other. For **** sake it gets on my nerves, more so than ever.
People walking around looking at their mobile screens bumping into others instead of OUCH! SORRY looking where they're going
When out running, women who veer towards you and thus breaking your stride and momentum. You feel like throwing them under a bus.
The phrase "right now" - seems to have crept into everyday conversation. It is ubiquitous and very annoying
Saying "of" instead of "have" - and even worse, writing "of" instead of "have"!
Left CTRL key not working on my keyboard.
Oh my god, get's me going.
At the match last night , the announcer reading the half time scores and just reading the word Nottingham . Not followed by Forest or County. And then adding a little later saying Newport were drawing nil nil, at Southampton. So my gripe is employing announcers at our football club who don't know bugger all about football. I also feel the same about some of the sports presenters on BBC Breakfast, who are just faces who know bugger all about what they are reporting about.
Claire Summers on BBC Wales, trying to look excited, or even interested, when she's talking about anything that isn't rugby.
If they said Nottingham then you should know they're not talking about Notts County.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hot Shot Hamish.
I get your point though.
Bluetit. That's all.
Another Americanism picked up by the easily assimilated.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Gwapo
Something that does bug me a little is the use by (almost ;) ) every person under the age of 28 of the word 'like', like every, like, other, like, word, and, like, stuff.
I mean .. c'mon ..like.
For thucks sake ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Zenith
Over exaggerated laughing
12 year old girls who play the sexist card on their fathers
You don't have a 12-year-old daughter, by any chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
(my daughters are grown up now, but I know what you mean)
Yes , although she acts like my wife's 40 year old twin.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobh
:shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
Bare people use that phrase right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by El Gwapo
It's like mad, you get me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sgt. Pepper
Trying to strangle a rabbit and he scrams your arm
People who spell lose as loose :facepalm:
:hehe::thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by G rangetown Blue
You tubers
Shouting American twats
Nick
Loosers, the lot of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by jamieccfc
Beat me to itQuote:
Originally Posted by bobh
People who refer to their large TVs as "the beast"
Blokes who brag about eating currys "the hotter the better"
People that get offended on my behalf.
People who say they are not going to moan when you go clothes shopping but start moaning as soon as you get there.
People who strangle rabbits.
People who think I call my big television The Beast
OMG the new TV I got is bare sick! I love the beast!Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
How do we know you got that right?Quote:
Originally Posted by jamieccfc
It's what he's payed for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rhiw-Blue
"I'm good".
Thinly disguised 'cannae take it' post IMO ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
OK, how much?Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
Cyclists.
People with all the time in the world who chat away to the check out lady at lunchtime oblivious to the queue behind them.
Cyclists on pavements.
Women who clatter me with their handbags on the train in the morning.
People who stop at the top of an escalator so you pile into the back of them.
People who take their bikes on the train clogging up space so they can ride 200 yards to work.
Cyclists who barrel through pedestrian crossings on red lights.
People who keep bringing up some bloody fb group from ages ago.