Words or phrases that annoy you

prosaver

when i lived in london they use to say why do you say umm all the time(I didn't realize)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUZHBRR9n3g

AubreyMac

Another annoying thing is when someone says 'me' instead if I or my.

E.g. 'I'm eating me dinner' (which is evening meal by the way!) or 'me know'

prosaver

AubreyMac wrote: »

Another annoying thing is when someone says 'me' instead if I or my.

E.g. 'I'm eating me dinner' (which is evening meal by the way!) or 'me know'

me mum :beer: they say it on corrie
btw how does that wheel chair get into that top floor flat?

AubreyMac

prosaver wrote: »

me mum :beer: they say it on corrie
btw how does that wheel chair get into that top floor flat?

Via the lift.........is this a trick question?

prosaver

AubreyMac wrote: »

Via the lift.........is this a trick question?

theres no lift in defs flat

AubreyMac

prosaver wrote: »

theres no lift in defs flat

I dunno who defs is.

Don't go up top floor then or drag yourself up/down with your arms?

ERICS_MUM

piglet74 wrote: »

Agree with "moist", also hate panties!!!

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Add this word 'into the mix' (I hate that phrase)

Gusset (goes well with moist and panties)

ERICS_MUM

prosaver wrote: »

me mum :beer: they say it on corrie
btw how does that wheel chair get into that top floor flat?

Some of them say ' me Mam'. Even worse.

Georgiegirl256

AubreyMac wrote: »

Another annoying thing is when someone says 'me' instead if I or my.

E.g. 'I'm eating me dinner' (which is evening meal by the way!) or 'me know'

We sometimes say that (eating me dinner....midday meal btw!), although sometimes we say it properly and say my!

Just realised, I'm coming across as so Northern in this thread! :rotfl:

I've also wondered how they get that wheelchair up into that small flat where the only access appears to be the flight of stairs!

Edit: Yes, I also say "me Mam"....it's our dialect! I'm sure there are plenty of Southern phrases that would "do me ead in"

AubreyMac

Living room, front room or lounge?