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PenguinOfDeath wrote: »In the same theme, when people refer to supermarkets as Mr T, Mr A or Aldee, sainsbobs etc. If you're talking about a glitch that might get uncovered if it happens to get searched for then fine I guess, but in normal conversation, why??
Can't say I ever hear people say any of the above. And I never hear Chazza shop either.0 -
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People who drop their H in words irritate me. The use of the word Guy. I suppose slang is an irritation.0
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Can't say I ever hear people say any of the above. And I never hear Chazza shop either.
I haven't heard them used in conversation but a lot of people refer to 'chazza' shops' and L*dl etc on the Old-style board.PenguinOfDeath wrote: »I've never heard them, but they're used a lot in certain areas of this forum!0 -
PenguinOfDeath wrote: »In the same theme, when people refer to supermarkets as Mr T, Mr A or Aldee, sainsbobs etc. If you're talking about a glitch that might get uncovered if it happens to get searched for then fine I guess, but in normal conversation, why??
I even refuse to call Marks "M&S" and sometimes still refer to British Home Stores just to confuse youngsters.:D0 -
PenguinOfDeath wrote: »In the same theme, when people refer to supermarkets as Mr T, Mr A or Aldee, sainsbobs etc. If you're talking about a glitch that might get uncovered if it happens to get searched for then fine I guess, but in normal conversation, why??
I think there's a big difference between using 'Mr T', Aldee etc and M&S or BHS.missbiggles1 wrote: »I even refuse to call Marks "M&S" and sometimes still refer to British Home Stores just to confuse youngsters.:D
M&S and BHS are terms actually used by the companies themselves so surely must be accceptable.....0 -
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Probably more imbecilic than train station.0 -
3 pet hates to add..
People using naff words like 'imbecilic' to try to sound smart, (and then sounding anything but smart...)
People trying to put other people down by calling the perfectly acceptable and normal terms they use 'childish' and 'infantile.'
Obnoxious people who hate to admit they are wrong.0 -
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