People starting a topic and ending it with "- discuss"

[daemon]

Anyone else find it irritating?

Its like waiters saying "enjoy" when they serve you meal

Or is it just me?

[R8Steve]

I find it quite annoying as well, i am becoming increasingly easier to become irritated these days though.

[Riley Blue]

R8Steve said:

I find it quite annoying as well, i am becoming increasingly easier to become irritated these days though.

Growing hairs from your ears too...?

[daemon]

R8Steve said:

I find it quite annoying as well, i am becoming increasingly easier to become irritated these days though.

Yeah. Me too. Sitting in what should be a relatively quiet area in Manchester airport and some prick came over sat down and then had the worlds loudest phone conversation, practically shouting down the phone. No one else making a sound. Idiot.

And then we'd another one last saturday morning - in a cafe for breakfast, quite a few people in and some bloke has a loud conversation on SPEAKERPHONE in the middle of the place. I mean WTF?

Not a fan of "enjoy" either in restaurants. I feel like saying "i'm capable of deciding for myself if i'm enjoying it or not without you ordering me to dipst"

[SteveC72]

I reckon ending something with 'discuss' is almost as bad as starting something with 'So'.

[Morningside]

I think you are on to something.

FACT.

[MrBarry123]

It's better when they put "discus" - almost like a warning that a spherical object is incoming.

[Hoofy]

I don't mind "discuss". It's "talk to me" that irritates because it's used in the wrong context.

[daemon]

OR "I've a problem with a car i've just brought"

Brought it where, dipst???

[soad]

Discuss or talk about?

[Zerotonine]

Discuss. Talk to me.

[EnglishTony]

I am looking to get some good old fashioned rootin tootin PH style feedback on this mother so I'll just run it up and I mean right up the flagpole here hot diggity going out to the East Midlands posse and shizzle.

[CerberusRogue]

Or "talk me out of buying a [insert car here]"

Actually, no. I won't talk you out of it as I don't care!

[Johnnytheboy]

The irony being the op started a thread whose title ended "discuss".

[Beati Dogu]

It's from school exams isn't it? Most likely English exams from what I recall.

[Johnniem]

People in cafe's and bars who, when asked what they would like, respond...'can I get.....latte, egg and bacon sandwich....".

"Err, not if you don't work here you ft! Luckily for you I do work here so will be happy to get it for you!"

[andy_s]

People that get wound up about stupid st like that annoy me...

[menguin]

What do you want a waiter to say when they bring you your meal? "Choke on it, you "?

[bigbob77]

Some people have such an easy life if these are real problems to them.

"Discuss..."


"Can I get a bacon sandwich?"
*TRIGGERED*



FFS get a hobby.

[Cotty]

daemon said:

Yeah. Me too. Sitting in what should be a relatively quiet area in Manchester airport and some prick came over sat down and then had the worlds loudest phone conversation, practically shouting down the phone. No one else making a sound. Idiot.

That’s something that gets on my tits all the time. Lots of empty seats but has to come and sit next to you, fk off.