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dingodan

New member
Feb 16, 2011
10,080
"No"
 






solly

New member
Aug 31, 2005
63
picnic
supper
breakfast
mom
gusset
Period
Nappy
Legend
Fair play
Poo
tippy-tappy

Pretty much any of those Jafaican words middle class white kids use (do you ever hear black people trying to sound white?)


Gusset LMAO ...

"Fella" ...... irritates the sh*t out of me from persons Ive never met
 


JBizzle

Well-known member
Apr 18, 2010
6,226
Seaford
Not quite along the same lines but it really gets on my nerves when people say "pacifically" instead of "specifically".
 








Monsieur Le Plonk

Lethargy in motion
Apr 22, 2009
1,862
By a lake
Yesterday I discovered that 'epically' is a word. It was revealed to me by the same person who refers to me as 'dude'. :sick:
 








Puppet Master

non sequitur
Aug 14, 2012
4,056
Not a specific word as such, but people who use baby talk to their kids.... **** ME. If you actually spoke to them in English like a normal human being, it might aid their development. Bonus points if they're referring to them as "little man", "ickle pickle" or anything involving having snuggles on the sofa with a Disney DVD. You sad, cretinous arsehats.
 






Guinness Boy

Tofu eating wokerati
Helpful Moderator
NSC Patron
Jul 23, 2003
37,339
Up and Coming Sunny Portslade
Goals.

As in he was running towards the goals. No he wasn't he was towards the goal.

Normally thick northern ex footballers are the worst.

Our Scottish coach in my ex-pat football team when I was living in Taiwan used to say that all the time. He did it when announcing the team too. He'd always say "in goals" rather than goalkeeper or in goal. In my first competitive game for them I looked for a second goal when he was telling us the starting line up.
 




Puppet Master

non sequitur
Aug 14, 2012
4,056
Ugh yeah, and people calling their electricity the "leccy" and "baccy" for tobacco.... yuk yuk yuk.
 








ilduc944

New member
May 1, 2014
40
Enigmatic - especially when used to describe Kemy Agustien by The Argus!

Also when interviewed on radio / TV - interviewee starts answer with "No. Yes." or vice versa. Grrr!
 






bhanutz

Well-known member
Aug 23, 2005
5,999
The most overused phrase ever..... Southern would like to apologise for the delay!!! I hate those words!
 


Gully Forever

Well-known member
May 9, 2011
1,704
American chavs using the word 'SICK', to describe something cool!..

In fact, all stupid slang words used by Americans makes me Cringe!.
 


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