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WHAT ARE THE MOST ANNOYING EXPRESSIONS OUT THERE
WHAT ARE THE MOST ANNOYING EXPRESSIONS OUT THERE
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Having dealt with office staff over the the years, the phrase "Send me an e-mail." is often met with disappointment. In other words you can make some excuse about priorities/deletion and avoid the issue 6 months later.
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" The fact of the matter is" must be the most annoying.
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"Your favourite is..." when referring to a horse/any type of race.
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penny wise, pound foolish.
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he "turned round and said"
why do they always turn round to speak??? |
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Blue sky thinking.
Thinking out of the box. I hear what you are saying. 'with respect' back in the day |
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Re cricket, when did they start using the phrase 'maximum'.
FFS it's a lot quicker and easier to say 'six'. |
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It's a vicious circle memorably changed to "it's a vicious circus" by a work colleague who was not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
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American police/military who establish visual contact.
(before they shoot them). |
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I have a terrible habit of finishing a sentence with "You know"
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'Literally', as in, she was like literally throwing a wobbler; or, it was literally an eye-opener.
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lessons will be learned.
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Awesome!
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At the end of the day…
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"absolutely" instead of "yes"
"actually" peppering every sentence on the radio "obviously" when something is far from so. A sign of a nervous speaker imo. |