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Phrases that really annoy you.
Phrases that really annoy you.
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fack off
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"At the end of the day..."
(unless talking specifically about something that happened toward the end of said day) |
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"Me, personally...".
and "Lulled into a false sense of security". As soon as lulled comes out you know the person will waste the next three seconds of your life. |
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My, hasn't he grown!.........No he's stunted.
Don't work harder, work smarter APPS |
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If you say to someone that you don't hear, or see too well,
and they say "It's your age"! What age is that you insulting moron? |
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Oh, and another similar insult......
You are with someone who is clearly twenty years older and they come out with "People of our age"! |
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Or, you are not yet fifty, and someone says.......
" how long before you retire"? |
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Worse case scenario
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people who seem to be compelled to say " do you know what I mean?" after saying almost anything... try replying no & watch them go into meltdown
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Aunty Post 19 May 11 08:42
If you say to someone that you don't hear, or see too well, and they say "It's your age"! What age is that you insulting moron? Aunty Post 19 May 11 08:44 Oh, and another similar insult...... You are with someone who is clearly twenty years older and they come out with "People of our age"! Aunty Post 19 May 11 08:46 Or, you are not yet fifty, and someone says....... " how long before you retire"? ------- Anyone get the impression Aunty looks older than her years?  |
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She be seething if she met me then, with my boyish good looks
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'I'm not racist but....'
A precursor to load of racism I feel like saying 'I AM racist but Abdul next door? He's a fking legend!' |
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I was once considered to be, even better than, "good looking"
but,unfortunately, years of aggravation and the demon booze has wrecked all of that.  My first "insult" came when I was only in my early forties. A client called the office to speak to me. For some reason they couldn't recall my name (what a fantastic impression I made even though they had my card)! Can you describe him says the office! "He was a grey haired, elderly gentleman" was the reply! |
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"Cut out the middle-man"
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How about this one?
I tell someone that I am going to get my hair cut and they say "which one"? |
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And once it's done AP..... "Have you had your ears lowered?".
Groan. |
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"I've got a lot of time for" patronising, conceited, arrogant
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Interesting seeing this revived from almost nine years ago!
Haven't seen Aunty Post for a while... He/she was always a decent contributor...imo Also rogerthebutler, not seen much of since the 2012 Olympics... More recent phrases that are overused, such as...."moving/going forward".."how does that sit with you"... ....and the most recent for me..."on point"! |
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it is what it is .............
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Yes, a hundred per cent.
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I've posted this one on previous threads but one thing I can't understand (and never use myself) is when someone has a baby. "What did they have?" is a frequent question to which the reply is almost always "a little boy/girl" … of course it's little, it's a new born baby!
OK, in all honesty it doesn't really annoy me, but why do many of feel the need to state the bleeding obvious? |
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*many of us
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The trend now to say "Can I get a...???"
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Racing commentators saying "Your favourite is... (whichever horse is at the head of the market)". No, it might be the market's favourite but not necessarily mine...!!!
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the Team gave 110 % impossible
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get brexit done
virtue signalling people that use the word like for no reason at all like. |
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Very much so. Whats wrong with Yes?
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Two racing related ones for me:
....the last day.... ....wins the races. |