Deliberately using the wrong words....
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Why do people insist on giving things "funny" names? It's not so bad here, on other forums it's worse. Why do people do it? Am I the only miserable git to get annoyed with it?
It's Christmas Eve and I'm clearly bored already....
Why do people insist on giving things "funny" names? It's not so bad here, on other forums it's worse. Why do people do it? Am I the only miserable git to get annoyed with it?
It's Christmas Eve and I'm clearly bored already....
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i use a lot of these to see if anyone is paying attention
i use a lot of these to see if anyone is paying attention
on a similar note
how are some people unable to say the word specific and spout out pacific instead?
I'm bemused when it happens and I always think to myself - thick
- generally because its an arse at work who continually does this and many other irritating grammatical and pronunciation errors.
how are some people unable to say the word specific and spout out pacific instead?
I'm bemused when it happens and I always think to myself - thick
- generally because its an arse at work who continually does this and many other irritating grammatical and pronunciation errors.dingg said:
on a similar note
how are some people unable to say the word specific and spout out pacific instead?
I'm bemused when it happens and I always think to myself - thick - generally because its an arse at work who continually does this and many other irritating grammatical and pronunciation errors.
I knew a girl at University who said this. An intelligent Person, she got quite annoyed when I quietly pointed it out to her. A few weeks later an old git of a tutor took her up on this in a tutorial. He was quite cutting. She didn't do it again.how are some people unable to say the word specific and spout out pacific instead?
I'm bemused when it happens and I always think to myself - thick
- generally because its an arse at work who continually does this and many other irritating grammatical and pronunciation errors.As if saying "Okey Dokey" instead of "Yes" any time a positive rely was required wasn't bad enough, I used to work in an office where a woman constantly replied "Hokey Cokey" which when accompanied by a strong Teesside accent really grated.
wildcat45 said:
I knew a girl at University who said this. An intelligent Person, she got quite annoyed when I quietly pointed it out to her. A few weeks later an old git of a tutor took her up on this in a tutorial. He was quite cutting. She didn't do it again.
As if saying "Okey Dokey" instead of "Yes" any time a positive rely was required wasn't bad enough, I used to work in an office where a woman constantly replied "Hokey Cokey" which when accompanied by a strong Teesside accent really grated.
BUT did she then put her left leg in?As if saying "Okey Dokey" instead of "Yes" any time a positive rely was required wasn't bad enough, I used to work in an office where a woman constantly replied "Hokey Cokey" which when accompanied by a strong Teesside accent really grated.
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