It's not 'somethink' for F*CK sake

[CHAPPERS]

When I lived up north people were convinced I said cap of tea

Oh god, don't even get me started on northerners trying to tell ME how to pronounce words. Twats.

 

[fatbadger]

It's not 'for f*** sake', its' 'for f***'s sake'.

 

[Albion Rob]

I get f***ed off when people can't say SPAGHETTI. I have heard loads of variations and they all grate.

 

[Marc]

ANOTHER one, its "Suit you sir!" NOT "Suit's you sir!"

As said by the Brighton fan (forget his name) that does the sketch.

 

[Curious Orange]

I blame Eastenders, it is erroding the standard of pronunciation in this country.

 

[Safeway]

Chavs that say 'innit' as a response to something someone else has said..


c*nts

I do that as well.

Oh and Max, it's f***'S sake, not f*** sake. f***ing SPAZ.

 

[fatbadger]

ANOTHER one, its "Suit you sir!" NOT "Suit's you sir!"

It's not "Suit's you Sir", it's "Suits you Sir".

 

[CHAPPERS]

It's not 'for f*** sake', its' 'for f***'s sake'.

It's not 'It's not 'for f*** sake', its' 'for f***'s sake' it's 'It's not 'for f*** safe, it's 'for f*** sake'. For f***'s sake.

 

[Jason Speaks]

lol this reminds me of a Des Lynam interview once, he said he hated the way people pronounce Brighton as Broighton and not Bright-en as its supposed (?) to be!

I pronouce its Broighton

Actually when pronounced correctly with a nasal plosion the t is silent.

 

[fatbadger]

It's not 'It's not 'for f*** sake', its' 'for f***'s sake' it's 'It's not 'for f*** safe, it's 'for f*** sake'. For f***'s sake.

 

[Safeway]

lol this reminds me of a Des Lynam interview once, he said he hated the way people pronounce Brighton as Broighton and not Bright-en as its supposed (?) to be!

I pronouce its Broighton

I pronounce it 'Brighton'. Crabbers you f***ing FREAK.

 

[marvin]

agreed

People not knowing the difference between a f***ing huge ocean and the word specific, pisses me right off.

I thought that was just me!

i get strange looks when I sit there and say Pacific is an ocean.

 

[goldstone]

I spoke to a man today who said "pacifically" instead of "specifically". And I think he was quite rich and owned lots of land.

Maybe he owned an ocean ....

 

[¤DãŃn¥ §êãGüLL¤]

Jesus! You fussy bastards

 

[bhaexpress]

Some think that 'somethink' is common.

 

[The Large One]

Right, my go.

The people who say 'skelenton'.

The people who pronounce the word 'schedule' as 'skedule'. It's pronounced 'shedule'. We're British, for f***'s sake, not American.

The people who say 'evidently' when they mean 'apparently'.

AND...

The people who say 'infer' or 'inferring' instead of 'imply' or 'implying'. There's a f***ing massive difference between 'infer' and 'imply'.

OH YEAH...

And the people who use the word 'enormity' when they certainly don't know what the word means.

 

[Seagull's Return]

It's not 'It's not 'for f*** sake', its' 'for f***'s sake' it's 'It's not 'for f*** safe, it's 'for f*** sake'. For f***'s sake.

I can't believe it's not "It's not 'It's not 'for f*** sake', its' 'for f***'s sake' it's 'It's not 'for f*** safe, it's 'for f*** sake'. For f***'s sake "...

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

funniest/most embarrasing moment of being articulate was when going to lewes college for a taster day a year ago and the tutor said
'what school are you at' and i replied 'longhill'
the whole class starting saying, 'ooh posh kid' just because i prenounced the 'h' instead of calling it longill. also prenouncing the t in brighton was apparently making me posh aswell....chav gits

 

[fink]

Could get worse, an true eastender says "Sumfink" bit like me really

 

[magoo]

I hate people that want to celebrate St Patrick's day that aren't irish!

Our patron saint is St George!!!

absolute kuntz!