Words I'm sick of hearing...

Words I'm sick of hearing...

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lornemalvo

2,173 posts

69 months

Sunday 5th June 2022
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Thoughts and prayers. After every mass shooting in the USA

Evoluzione

10,345 posts

244 months

Sunday 5th June 2022
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Working/worked tirelessly.
Came about during CV19 and is still hanging about for some people. Generally means 'Did the job they were qualified and paid to do'.

paralla

3,536 posts

136 months

Sunday 5th June 2022
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Working closely with

bigpriest

1,604 posts

131 months

Sunday 5th June 2022
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craigjm said:
essexplumber said:
“Can I get” needs to fk off sharpish. Why the sudden need to out-cool your mates with the latest spazzy phrase that you think makes you look cool and shoreditchy cos you heard it on some properly unfunny US comedy!! Makes me sick.
Can I get is hardly latest. People were using that when I was at uni 25 years ago
Just saw an epsiode of "Taggart" from 1987 with the immortal line "Can I get a cheeseburger". For completeness, he then complained about the size of the cheese slice, slammed the burger on the counter of the burger van and stormed off to innapropriate saxophone and electric guitar music.


Edited by bigpriest on Sunday 5th June 19:32

Johnspex

4,343 posts

185 months

Sunday 5th June 2022
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Run.

For instance I've read on theses very pages-
"I used to run a Panny..." referring to a TV.
" I ran a number plate..." how do you run an number plate?
" It was running 320 bhp..." what's wrong with producing?


People who try to sound cool always end up sounding like pricks.

Doofus

25,832 posts

174 months

Sunday 5th June 2022
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Johnspex said:
Run.

For instance I've read on theses very pages-
"I used to run a Panny..." referring to a TV.
" I ran a number plate..." how do you run an number plate?
" It was running 320 bhp..." what's wrong with producing?


People who try to sound cool always end up sounding like pricks.
True dat. Peace.

Mariosbt

2,452 posts

67 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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[quote=bigpriest][quote=craigjm][quote=essexplumber]“Can I get” needs to fk off sharpish. Why the sudden need to out-cool your mates with the latest spazzy phrase that you think makes you look cool and shoreditchy

Shoreditchy ? What the fcensoredk laugh

talksthetorque

10,815 posts

136 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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Mariosbt said:
bigpriest said:
craigjm said:
essexplumber said:
“Can I get” needs to fk off sharpish. Why the sudden need to out-cool your mates with the latest spazzy phrase that you think makes you look cool and shoreditchy

Shoreditchy ? What the fcensoredk laugh
I know right? s'all about Hoxton now.

Turtle Shed

1,546 posts

27 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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"Can I get?"

No doubt posted many times before.

Doofus

25,832 posts

174 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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Turtle Shed said:
"Can I get?"
I'm fking sick of these fking words because they have been posted on this fking thread every fifteen fking minutes.

WHY THE fk CAN'T PEOPLE READ ANY OF THE PREVIOUS POSTS IN A THREAD BEFORE REGALING US WITH THEIR BONS MOTS?

Mariosbt

2,452 posts

67 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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Please can I get ? smile

Tom8

2,071 posts

155 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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"Gotten" and other American imports.
"Crisis" - everything is a crisis so in reality nothing is.
"Racist" - as above
"Hard working families" - my daughter is 6. She never helps.
"Ordinary people" - unlike our extraordinary politicians
"Task force" - pretending to do something about something because people keep moaning about it.
"Czar" - politician getting someone who has nothing better to do to do something no one else could be arsed to do that doesn't need doing.

HustleRussell

24,724 posts

161 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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Crashstappen
Shamilton
Lew lew

...etc etc...

Attempting to 'humourously' misname somebody is not always hilarious, and even if it is witty it is rarely funny more than once.

Pistonheads, F1 twitter etc is awash with people who continue to use these. Not only is it bloody infantile, none of the nicknames even seem to be particularly apt anymore. Just an unpleasant hangover from the dissatisfying finish to the 2021 F1 season which causes me to question the quality of the growing F1 fanbase.

Edited by HustleRussell on Monday 6th June 16:11

21TonyK

11,537 posts

210 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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People who "share with you" rather than "said" or "saying" etc, ie. "Mike shared that his team was prepared to help"

And people who are "excited for" rather than "excited about"

tw*ts


motco

15,966 posts

247 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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Tom8 said:
"Gotten" and other American imports.
"Crisis" - everything is a crisis so in reality nothing is.
"Racist" - as above
"Hard working families" - my daughter is 6. She never helps.
"Ordinary people" - unlike our extraordinary politicians
"Task force" - pretending to do something about something because people keep moaning about it.
"Czar" - politician getting someone who has nothing better to do to do something no one else could be arsed to do that doesn't need doing.
'Gotten' is a throwback to Elizabethan (the first) English and went over to America with the Pilgrim Fathers. It lives on in modern English with '...ill gotten gains...'
Admittedly using it in any other context is 'pretend American' and should be deprecated. But it is merely one of so many that life is too short to enumerate them.

Whats on Second

732 posts

34 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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Doofus said:
I'm fking sick of these fking words because they have been posted on this fking thread every fifteen fking minutes.

WHY THE fk CAN'T PEOPLE READ ANY OF THE PREVIOUS POSTS IN A THREAD BEFORE REGALING US WITH THEIR BONS MOTS?
calm down luv. I think Bargain Booze has run out of his fave Cider.

the words Richard Osman fill my bowels with a gastric miasma of dread and loathing.




Red 5

1,058 posts

181 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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“Mmm that certainly ticks a lot of boxes”
This means : You have met my criteria in every imaginable way and we’ll within budget, but I am leaving now anyway.
“Mmm that is definitely food for thought”
This means : exactly the effing same as the above.


DoctorX

7,298 posts

168 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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Whats on Second said:
Doofus said:
I'm fking sick of these fking words because they have been posted on this fking thread every fifteen fking minutes.

WHY THE fk CAN'T PEOPLE READ ANY OF THE PREVIOUS POSTS IN A THREAD BEFORE REGALING US WITH THEIR BONS MOTS?
calm down luv. I think Bargain Booze has run out of his fave Cider.

the words Richard Osman fill my bowels with a gastric miasma of dread and loathing.



I think he’s ‘fuming’

Everyone seems to be ‘fuming’ about something these days, although largely as a result of their own fkwittery.

TUS373

4,516 posts

282 months

Monday 6th June 2022
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lord trumpton said:
Partygate.

Move on ffs
This. Please. Move on.

R56Cooper

2,398 posts

224 months

Tuesday 7th June 2022
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Sorry sure it's been posted but "deleted".

As in "I deleted the rear wiper". Oh just fk off.