Words or phrases that drive you mad

celyn90

Morty_007 wrote: »

Oh my...I have this on my profile but it is TOTALLY tongue in cheek because i'm about as far from a domestic goddess as it gets!! :rotfl:Am I forgiven?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Yep - anything done with a dose of humour is forgiven

(I am guilty of over use of "awesome" and "absolutely". I try to stop myself, but it just keeps happening! )

sirmarcus

Don't adam and eve this ere thread ?

Trouble and strife kettles er words and don't talk pony and trap. She luvs er Ruby Murray and is a butcher's hook for a bird on tele.

My Anneka Rice is to Jimmy Giraffe at it !;):rotfl:

savvyme_4

dzug1 wrote: »

critique is a valid word, but it's a noun, not a verb

Oh you're right ! Have just looked it up in the dictionary (kri-teek) noun a critical essay or review !! It seems as though it is used a lot now. Still don't like it though.... makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up :eek:

kathleenryd

Whatever - always sounds rude.

savvyme_4

kathleenryd wrote: »

Whatever - always sounds rude.

Whhaat evvvvverrrrrrr !!!! I thoroughly agree !!!! :T

savvyme_4

Sometimes when I try and make conversation with my husband and he's in a mood, he says "not interested".... that really winds me up !!

tizwoz46

Hate the use of 'Hubby'

jjj1980

Had a very quick scan through previous posts so apologies if I duplicate...

When people add me, I do, I am, I have etc to the end of a sentance. For example:

I've been really busy I have.

I'm tired I am.

I love (insert item of choice) I do/me.

Also, when people add "thingy" in their sentences.

hansi

To be fair, I think that's a bit of a Welsh thing. We say it a lot down here, we do;)

Going on to pronunciations, what about the ITN newscaster yesterday who mention the Home Secertary:mad:

lovebargainshatewaste

jjj1980 wrote: »

Also, when people add "thingy" in their sentences.

Would "thingumajig" or "oojumaflip" be ok? :laugh::laugh: