Phrases that annoy you the most

[21st Century Man]

Super Sonic said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

Tenacious said:

When people quote someone else then type "This" underneath it.

This.

Same

Ditto

[generationx]

21st Century Man said:

Super Sonic said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

Tenacious said:

When people quote someone else then type "This" underneath it.

This.

Same

Ditto

+1

[Doofus]

"I highly doubt"

No you don't, you cretin, you very much doubt.

[eldar]

generationx said:

21st Century Man said:

Super Sonic said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

Tenacious said:

When people quote someone else then type "This" underneath it.

This.

Same

Ditto

+1

110%

[cherryowen]

eldar said:

110%

100% that

[Doofus]

And that sort of of bks gets tedious, too.

[captain_cynic]

hidetheelephants said:

snuffy said:

"Polite Notice"

What purpose, exactly does the word "Polite" serve ?

In fact, what purpose does the word "Notice" serve ?

Here is a notice, for example "Do not climb on the seats", it's a notice, so why does it need the words "polite" and/or "notice" above it?

We don't put the word "signs" above a road sign, do we ?

If it was a polite notice would it not say "Please do not climb on the seats."?

I thought "polite notice" is how you say "pay attention fktards" in British?

[CammyN]

Playing pool or snooker


'Aren't you lucky, the white always comes to a good spot for you'

[GasEngineer]

"Well jell"

Apart from the annoying phrase, they actually mean envious - not jealous. Doubly annoying.

Edited by GasEngineer on Thursday 20th June 08:31

[Blown2CV]

cherryowen said:

eldar said:

110%

100% that

1000%

[Tom8]

generationx said:

21st Century Man said:

Super Sonic said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

Tenacious said:

When people quote someone else then type "This" underneath it.

This.

Same

Ditto

+1

Social media lingo is very annoying eg
"Love this"
"Congrats"
This sort of BBC breakfast type banality and feigned appreciation of any old st.

[Monkeylegend]

Blown2CV said:

cherryowen said:

eldar said:

110%

100% that

1000%

This.

[southendpier]

I genuinely love this.



(often pronounced generally)

[Strangely Brown]

southendpier said:

I genuinely love this.



(often pronounced generally)

Split infinitives.

[bigpriest]

Not a phrase but that annoying voice that Rishi Sunak, Tony Blair and Rory Stewart all seem to share between them. Sounds like they're talking and smiling at the same time and has a hint of 1980's DJ.

[Steamer]

bigpriest said:

Not a phrase but that annoying voice that Rishi Sunak, Tony Blair and Rory Stewart all seem to share between them. Sounds like they're talking and smiling at the same time and has a hint of 1980's DJ.

Bloody hell! - I got the voices in my head when I read that!!

[bigpriest]

Steamer said:

bigpriest said:

Not a phrase but that annoying voice that Rishi Sunak, Tony Blair and Rory Stewart all seem to share between them. Sounds like they're talking and smiling at the same time and has a hint of 1980's DJ.

Bloody hell! - I got the voices in my head when I read that!!

There's also that other bloke who had problems eating a bacon butty but I can't remember his name. They all tip-toe across their pronunciation.

[Boleros]

Ed Miliband!

[JuniorD]

eldar said:

generationx said:

21st Century Man said:

Super Sonic said:

Biker's Nemesis said:

Tenacious said:

When people quote someone else then type "This" underneath it.

This.

Same

Ditto

+1

110%

dido

[Biker's Nemesis]

Steamer said:

bigpriest said:

Not a phrase but that annoying voice that Rishi Sunak, Tony Blair and Rory Stewart all seem to share between them. Sounds like they're talking and smiling at the same time and has a hint of 1980's DJ.

Bloody hell! - I got the voices in my head when I read that!!

Not half.