what two words in one/sayings irritate you?

balletshoes

getzls wrote: »

My OH hates Whatever. I have just ordered a Whatever wall clock, can't wait 'till in arrives.

excellent stuff :T:T.

everyone on this thread who's used this :mad: - I think you need to chill(ax :rotfl:)

Boots888

Hahhha .... .... huuummmmm:mad:

"Chill Ouuuuuttt..t"!!!

"Was wroooongg.gg??"

Lily_Mars

Another vote for Train Station - hideous! :mad: It's a railway station!

"Going Forward", that really sets my teeth on edge, why can't "From now on..." be used instead?

Oh and anything TOWIE.

PenguinOfDeath

Off of. :mad:
Bad enough when used as 'Sam off of eastenders', made even worse off possible when its 'Clare off of Southampton' surely its easier to say from?!

Boots888

Lily_Mars wrote: »

Another vote for Train Station - hideous! :mad: It's a railway station!

"Going Forward", that really sets my teeth on edge, why can't "From now on..." be used instead?

Oh and anything TOWIE.

What? Like..Shu''uuuuuup!¬:rotfl:

Boots888

& BBC or Sky news interactive ge'tting their spelling or grammer wrong!!

Thats "well bad" and completely unassssetable!!

Jo.G

I hate all text talk. I have problems understanding some of the comments one of my friends puts on Facebook, and I think the older the person the worse it is (and I'm 37).
A common one here, although this may be a regional thing, is the incorrect use of the word 'as' ie 'Joe Bloggs as been to town', 'Mary Jones as a cold.'

girl-in-a-hat

Oh, this thread appeals to my inner grumpy, old man!

..."and then she went" when recounting what somebody said. Why use 'went' instead of 'said'? The two words are only one syllable so it can't be laziness!

'Inbox me'. When did 'inbox' become a verb?

Bad spelling of everyday words really irks me, I've seen 'he's' instead of 'his' several times on forums recently...

Uniscots97

Mrs_Arcanum wrote: »

Even worse when used to refer to an 8 year old.

I have an even worse one ..... "the wean(s)" :mad: every time I hear the word I think of Wayne Rooney with a dummy in his mouth. Its baby/child/children/son/daughter ..... not wean!

joannaspanner

people who say ' I work hard, I play hard '