ewwww!

[User removed 4]

Eeewwww! WTF is it with people using this as an expression of disgust ? A bird at work does it , do these people think they're in an episode of Friends or something ? Pretentious tossers.

 

[xenophon]

It is so, like, totally, like, not kewl

meh

 

[middletoenail]

Blame Paris Hilton!

 

[CHAPPERS]

Yeah right. People should say URGH or summink equally white british.

 

[xenophon]

I prefer "Holy f***!!"

 

[Arthur]

"Lush" is the expression currently irritating the f*** of of me in my office.

"Awww yeah, that's well lush!"

Unfortunately the main culprit for using it in my office is not only from Sussex, she is also from my home town.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

"Shiver me timbers!" always works for me.

 

[User removed 4]

Yeah right. People should say URGH or summink equally white british.

Yes, perhaps they should if thats what they're brought up saying, instead of trying to act all metropolitan elite when they find a "booger" in their white chocolate mocha with whipped cream, whilst walking back to the office in east grinstead.

 

[CHAPPERS]

I'm with ya dude!

High five

\o/\o/

Bonza!

 

[keaton]

Eeewwww! WTF is it with people using this as an expression of disgust ? A bird at work does it , do these people think they're in an episode of Friends or something ? Pretentious tossers.

I'm more in favour of people saying "ewww" than "WTF"

 

[User removed 4]

I'm more in favour of people saying "ewww" than "WTF"

Good for you .

 

[keaton]

Good for you .

That's stolen off Bilko

 

[Curious Orange]

"Lush" is the expression currently irritating the f*** of of me in my office.

"Awww yeah, that's well lush!"

Unfortunately the main culprit for using it in my office is not only from Sussex, she is also from my home town.

So she isn't Welsh then? Just point out that she is at the very least a decade late in jumping on the "lush" bandwagon and she'll abandon it like last season's shoes (unless she thinks its retro-chic or some such nonsense).

 

[See-Goals]

"Shiver me timbers!" always works for me.

 

[SurreySeagulls]

I prefer oh my giddy aunt

 

[Gully]

....the use of lush, so and ewwww piss me off too...I prefer the good old agriculturally sounding "bollocks" as an expletive, it covers nicely both displeasure and surprise!

 

[Regina_George]

'Gordon Bennett' normally sums up my opinion on something, not necessarily disgust but it's mostly used when something has surprised me.