I included this one some time ago on this thread. It drives me nuts, especially when they are responding to a question. The other ‘fashionable’ one is, when responding to a question, to start the answer with ‘D’you know what.’
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I'll add people who start a response with 'listen'.
'I disagree with that'
'Listen, all I'm saying is.....'
I find it really rude because I always find there is an implication that the reason you have a different view is because you are incapable of paying attention.
Big brother, the Mrs is sitting watching this pish, it really is the biggest load of garbage I've ever seen, there is a boy in it who has had so much plastic surgery he will melt if he stands next to a hot radiator. He has had it done to look like a Ken doll. Complete and utter roaster!
People.
YouTubers. Especially ones who arrange boxing matches to fleece kids.
Baseball caps being worn in the gym Ive always found a bit curious, and then the modern man using the hairdryers in the changing room to dry their bodies, would have been laughed out of the place back in the day I tell yer. :greengrin
If we're talking about changing room etiquette surely the worst offenders have to be the (normally older) guys who are just a bit too comfortable with their bobby out. I get there'll be times when it's on display but the first item of clothes that goes on surely has to be the pants. Doesn't always seem to be the case with some people though.
I saw someone respond to being asked how a bar they went to was the other day with the answer 'very instagramable'.
If that's a thing then it's my new peeve.
Its very much the same, fuds!
Folks who can somehow shoehorn their political affiliations and opinions into almost every conversation/discussion they participate in no matter how unrelated the conversation is.
Gie yersels (an the rest o us) peace!
Probably as relevant for the things you don’t get thread as here but the use of question marks after a statement.
Have I missed something? Since when did adding a question mark to a statement like “ I thought he was poor on Saturday?” Turn it into a question? Has written language evolved or am I a dinosaur? Surely the statement should be “anyone else agree he was poor on Saturday?”, or some such, to turn it into a question.
I might be the one who is wrong but every second post does it and it drives me nuts!
Yoghurts! I just want a yoghurt, not a fat free chemical filled pot of ****. Just a yoghurt. And while im on a rant - bananas! I want to buy a banana i can have for lunch not one that has to sit for a week til its ripe. Im hungry :greengrin. Its no wonder folk buy crisps and rubbish really.
Why does nobody queue at bus stops now? It's just a crowd of people hovering on the pavement with the bus shelter empty. Gets my back up
Tomatoes?