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So......this is annoying

scandanavian_haven

27 Oct 16 12:42

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Sentences that begin with -So, everyone seems to do it, from TV presenters to TV guests to politicians, is it just me or this a widely accepted way of starting off a sentence ? I make a point of switching over anyway, doesn't change anything but makes me feel better.

So, what do you think ?

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saddo When: 27 Oct 16 13:16

I've mentioned this on here before, soon people won't get beyond so like so like so like

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Capt__F When: 27 Oct 16 13:18

sew easy to do

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rogerthebutler When: 27 Oct 16 13:23

"So...no...shut up right...so I was like....shut up right...like, so I turned around and said...shut-up..like..so...right...this is me right and I turned around and said...no shut up right... so...like...anyway right..."

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Johnny_Mustang When: 27 Oct 16 13:29

And the other annoying thing is that I was always led to believe that you should never start a sentence with 'and'.

Sh1t.

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mememe When: 27 Oct 16 13:58

Apparently you can start a sentence with and if you're well educated.

So there.

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Burton-Brewers When: 27 Oct 16 14:27

not as annoying as "for sure" just say yes, 'kin Krauts.

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1st time poster When: 27 Oct 16 15:09

i mentioned this about 18 months ago but most people seem not to notice,its not just the SO but the pause they have before carrying on

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treetop When: 27 Oct 16 15:12

So,were you right about Nissan scaremongering again ftp ???

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1st time poster When: 27 Oct 16 15:14

cant fault them,look after their workers on the downside its a rancid place to work with little or no regard to safety,probably why they can compete with outfits from abroad,

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treetop When: 27 Oct 16 15:20

It was all posturing as we both knew from past experience but the Remain camp must be underwhelmed now,whatever can the BBC say to put a negative slant on this during QT ?

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scandanavian_haven When: 27 Oct 16 15:27

How has this turned into another Brexit thread

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mememe When: 27 Oct 16 16:05

So, so pleased that the referendum produced the right result.

So happy that I live in a democracy.

And people of Sunderland, you led from the front and have been rewarded.

Well done.

PS, is it really a Brexit thread?

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1st time poster When: 27 Oct 16 17:10

all very political,nissan just said on local news the new car,plant etc wont be for another 7 years,could have announced this anytime in the next 5 years,wait for article 50 to be triggered and wait a few years to see how things pan out ,but no we,ll announce it today, the same day as good growth figures,seems mizz may has nissan onside ,question how much did it cost her and more importantly the taxpayer,

, could be on our 2nd new government in 7 years time

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rogerthebutler When: 28 Oct 16 07:35

Oct 27, 2016 -- 12:10PM, 1st time poster wrote:

all very political,nissan just said on local news the new car,plant etc wont be for another 7 years,could have announced this anytime in the next 5 years,wait for article 50 to be triggered and wait a few years to see how things pan out ,but no we,ll announce it today, the same day as good growth figures,seems mizz may has nissan onside ,question how much did it cost her and more importantly the taxpayer, , could be on our 2nd new government in 7 years time

If it's all as Machiavellian as you suggest, I'd have thought it would have been best to announce it on the day Article 50 is invoked to stop the Remoandears crying into their Euro-Lager

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cooperman When: 28 Oct 16 11:19

Antipodeans seem to start each sentence with 'look'.

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rogerthebutler When: 28 Oct 16 13:34

Oct 28, 2016 -- 6:19AM, cooperman wrote:

Antipodeans seem to start each sentence with 'look'.

Indeed - or 'Ah, look'

Blair and Ed Milliband do it too.

"Look" - No YOU 'look' you lying piece of sh1t!