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5 Live reporter said it more than once. Never heard that one before. Do 5 Live need to send some staff back to school? Mind you, Talksport aren't much better, although they are occasionally quite funny.
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It might catch on.
Say it often enough on a national broadcast station... If only we didn't already have threadbare it would have a chance |
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5 live a bit threadbare/thinbare in decent reporter category
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Best one was when a presenter told us that Ronaldo had just "crossed the Lexicon" when he fell out with Ten Hag.
 Can't remember his name, but he might never live that one down, if he's even aware of it. |
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I might be a bit of a pedant, but I'm sick of hearing these sub-literate half-wits all over the media. Oh, wait a minute here comes Clinton Morrison.
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thinbare is screwing an anorexic raw
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Got to love a bit of pedantry, and it's remarkable
they never get called out. |
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i remember watching private ryan when it was first released and all the yanks used the word fumbar.. the idiot wirelees guy never knew what it meant and neither did most of the cinema goers...
anyone know what fumbar meant |
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fubar even
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Dragon
I believe it means Fecked Up Beyond All Recognition. A modern American idiom, I'm told. |
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What Des said - but "modern" as in "invented in WW2 by soldiers", so entirely appropriate for that film.
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cheers guys you live and learn
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Best one was when a presenter told us that Ronaldo had just "crossed the Lexicon"
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How? Did he steal his pot of gold?
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