Words I'm sick of hearing...

[CourtAgain]

TUS373 said:

lord trumpton said:

Partygate.

Move on ffs

This. Please. Move on.

"Let's 'Deliver for Britain'" sadly the delivery so far is as reliable as The Artist formerly known as Hermes

[Johnnytheboy]

R56Cooper said:

Sorry sure it's been posted but "deleted".

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

Someone on a hot hatch FB group I'm in asked if anyone had "carried out a rear seat delete".

[TameRacingDriver]

Johnnytheboy said:

R56Cooper said:

Sorry sure it's been posted but "deleted".

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

Someone on a hot hatch FB group I'm in asked if anyone had "carried out a rear seat delete".

My old r53 had both of these. It simply made it impossible to see out of the back most of the time, and made the car nigh on impossible to sell when I did fancy a change.

[DavieW]

R56Cooper said:

Sorry sure it's been posted but "deleted".

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

Annoys me too. I wonder if they go to the dentist for a "tooth delete"?

[R56Cooper]

DavieW said:

R56Cooper said:

Sorry sure it's been posted but "deleted".

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

Annoys me too. I wonder if they go to the dentist for a "tooth delete"?

Might have to start using it around the house, "just going to delete the rubbish darling". I think she'd smother me in my sleep.

[Doofus]

DavieW said:

R56Cooper said:

Sorry sure it's been posted but "deleted".

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

Annoys me too. I wonder if they go to the dentist for a "tooth delete"?

No. Their teeth just rot away through lack of care and education.

[Nickbrapp]

HustleRussell said:

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

In a similar thing, when people on pistonheads change car names because they don’t like it

Quashqui to cashcow is the most irritating one, and the amount of people who spell evoque as evoke. FOOLS

[Nemo Sum]

"My Truth" often used by people who wish to supercede objective reality and refuse to accept empirical, factual information in favour of some nonsensical, whimsical bulls**t to make themselves and/or others feel better.

[john_1983]

"Perfect", given as the reply to any statement or action. By definition not everything is perfect you absolute fking flutetrumpet

[RacingBlue]

Clickbaity 'news' articles where a celeb 'breaks their silence' or 'issues a statement'.

Just f**k off.

[anonymoususer]

Partygate
Beergate
Levelling up
divided party
It's a people thing
As an example (then use something totally unrelated)

• *** (Whatever) Rebellion - just f off all of them

To clarify (when they then go on to do anything but)

[anonymous-user]

We value your call.

[si_xsi]

Hundred percent.

And banter. Makes my skin crawl every time I hear them.

No doubt also both quoted many times before, im too lazy to go back through all 70 pages.

[Morningside]

It is what it is.

[Steamer]

si_xsi said:

Hundred percent.

And banter. Makes my skin crawl every time I hear them.

No doubt also both quoted many times before, im too lazy to go back through all 70 pages.

Just had a client state - 'This needs to be 110% correct....'

Not a great start.

[V1nce Fox]

Comply.

[thebigmacmoomin]

Anything about 'Giving 110%'.

[Ace-T]

'Bougie'.

Said by imbeciles who are unable to pronounce bourgeois.

Dictionary.com defines it as "Adjective Slang. Sometimes disparaging. Relating to, or characteristic of, a person who indulges in some of the luxuries and comforts of a fancy lifestyle: He spends too much on bougie stuff he can’t afford."

Amusingly, the second definition is that of a noun. "Medicine/Medical. A slender, flexible instrument introduced into passages of the body, especially the urethra, for dilating, examining, medicating, etc., a suppository."

Therefore, anyone using this term will be invited to stick it up their arse.

[Lotusgone]

The word I am sick of hearing in films and on TV is the four-letter word beginning with f and meaning to copulate.

Is it still edgy and gritty? No, it's boring and lazy. Used over and over, all it says is that the script writer has very little skill.

[55palfers]

Lived experience.