Knightsworld said:
It's night!
That response always winds the person using the phrase up
Most annoying words/phrases used in speech
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It's night!
That response always winds the person using the phrase up
oh and Johnie Byrne dropping every 'H'..
Total nightmare with Hammond, Hinshelwood, Hart and Henderson in the team
and while we're at it names like Frutos come out as Fruu os, drives me made. I don't exactly talk with a plum in my mouth, but with a young child getting picked up for the same thing, it drives Mrs O and myself round the twist listening to Johnie. Pity really cos eez a legend!!
Total nightmare with Hammond, Hinshelwood, Hart and Henderson in the team
and while we're at it names like Frutos come out as Fruu os, drives me made. I don't exactly talk with a plum in my mouth, but with a young child getting picked up for the same thing, it drives Mrs O and myself round the twist listening to Johnie. Pity really cos eez a legend!!
acrossthepond
Active member
"less" instead of "fewer"
and vice versa
oh, and a US centric one "I'm good" instead of "I'm well"
and vice versa
oh, and a US centric one "I'm good" instead of "I'm well"
aftershavedave
Well-known member
Jam The Man said:
that drives me crazy. he can't stop it!
and also another john byrne:
"as i say"
ahhhhhhhhhhh
Withdean Wanderer
Banned
'it has to be said' - does it really?
'i must admit' - must you?
I don't know where my dad gets those two from, but it's very annoying!
'i must admit' - must you?
I don't know where my dad gets those two from, but it's very annoying!
Jam The Man
Well-known member
555kaz said:People who still use theword "ickle", jesus that programme finished years ago, and the word was annoying then. Chris Evans has a lot to answer for, anyone who still thinks its funny, cute, or whatever to use this word should be shot
Don't beat around the bush, mate... just shoot Chris Evans
dougdeep
New member
Actually........
Jam The Man said:
You know what, I think I will
northstandnorth
THE GOLDSTONE
"celebrity" as in some ex soap "star" on a crap telly programe
and "top people".as in top people's newspaper
and "top people".as in top people's newspaper
pasty
A different kind of pasty
"Almost exactly...."
Hate it. It's either "almost" something or it's "exactly" something.
Hate it. It's either "almost" something or it's "exactly" something.
Beeercan
New member
With all due repect...
(we should be beating teams like Brighton)
(we should be beating teams like Brighton)
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Using the word "so" before a negative, such as "You are so not going to do that", what on earth does that mean, it just sounds stupid.
Cheeky Monkey
Well-known member
- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,884
'Crystal Palace' or 'Reading FC'
Gilliver's Travels
Peripatetic
Great. Another 'grumpy old men' thread.
Ah well, while I'm here.... "xxxxx is a massive game." Like, I mean, are there no routine games for managers any more, can't some just be important, or possibly vital ones?
Somehow, whatever the timing, "Crewe is a massive game" or "Millwall is a massive game" sounds faintly absurd...
Ah well, while I'm here.... "xxxxx is a massive game." Like, I mean, are there no routine games for managers any more, can't some just be important, or possibly vital ones?
Somehow, whatever the timing, "Crewe is a massive game" or "Millwall is a massive game" sounds faintly absurd...
Hampden Park
Ex R.N.
- Oct 7, 2003
- 4,993
on the other hand 
you've got four fingers and a thumb
you've got four fingers and a thumb
Schrödinger's Toad
Nie dla Idiotów
- Jan 21, 2004
- 11,957
More bigger, less smaller. Has to be the most worst turn of phrase.