It really IRKS me when

Red-Squirrel_2

I've heard it said almost like a thank you, an appreciation.

"Let me do that task for you"
"Bless you, but its fine I'm managing!

"You look lovely today"
"Bless you but I haven't even washed my hair"

Etc etc.

Unless its obviously intended to be patronising I wouldn't worry about it.

Red-Squirrel_2

Comms69 wrote: »

Not sayings but people who walk slowly in a crowded place...

Some people can only walk slowly, try to be a bit more patient!

Pollycat

Comms69 wrote: »

Not sayings but people who walk slowly in a crowded place...

Red-Squirrel wrote: »

Some people can only walk slowly, try to be a bit more patient!

I'm very patient when someone is walking very slowly in a crowded place when it's clear they can't walk fast.
But not when they're on their mobile phone.

Comms69

Red-Squirrel wrote: »

Some people can only walk slowly, try to be a bit more patient!

1: I’m not talking abou people with issues walking

2: No. I’m sick of this nonsense. I don’t care. Everyone has their issues and if I accommodate each one I’ll never get anything done. If you can’t walk quickly; why not the the considerate one and move out of the way? Why is their issue, now my issue?!

-taff

Awww, u ok hun?






That^

Tabbytabitha

-taff wrote: »

Awww, u ok hun?






That^

Anybody using "hun" should be shot by them.:mad:

trailingspouse

onlyroz - used when talking about small children, yes.



Also used when talking to/about old people, particularly when they do something, or try to do something, that is seen as a 'young person' thing, such as using a mobile, or worrying about what to wear to a party.

The other irritating one is 'good for you'.

BeckyAP

phryne wrote: »

Years ago it was customary to say it when someone sneezed, but I haven't heard it for a long time.

Whenever I hear anyone sneeze I always! say bless you - it's a habit but I just see it as polite.
Now I was type this I'm questioning myself....am I just a weirdo??

TeamPlum

My wife and family all do this.

I stopped it with my wife by answering 'thank you your holiness/reverend' and making the sign of the cross.

hazyjo

It's become popular. Whatsisface on Celeb BB said it at everything, so I suppose it's only a matter of time before the masses join in.


Bit like 'So...' at the start of a sentence when it's not needed or relevant. I can't begin to tell you how much that annoys me. See it all the time on these forums and it sends me crazy. (Sorry if any of you have posted it above lol. Not trying to offend/dig lol.)