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  • Tabbytabitha
    Tabbytabitha Posts: 4,684 Forumite
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    edited 14 September 2018 at 5:20PM
    shiny76 wrote: »
    I say "Gord bless you". So you may be a weirdo as well!


    Another odd saying for me is strangers who say farewell with "See you later". I've taken to replying "I hope not!" (with a smile)

    It used to be that when anybody said "See you later" they tended to mean later that day - now it's come to mean "See you around".
  • shiny76 wrote: »
    People that incorrectly correct you.

    e.g. my ex used to correct me
    Me: "I would've got there quicker..."
    Ex: "It's would HAVE not would OF"
    Me: :mad:

    I think that's correcting you unnecessarily rather than incorrectly.
  • lincroft1710
    lincroft1710 Posts: 19,265 Forumite
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    "i didn't want to read and run" at the beginning of their post.

    If you had read and run, we actually wouldn't have realised!
    If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales
  • "i didn't want to read and run" at the beginning of their post.

    If you had read and run, we actually wouldn't have realised!

    Virtual hugs!
  • m1kjm
    m1kjm Posts: 1,285 Forumite
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    Being told to 'take care'.

    It makes me wonder if I look such a state that I need to take care.
  • ska_lover
    ska_lover Posts: 3,773 Forumite
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    How charitable giving is used for bragging rights on social media..well some cases of it...Let me explain

    I have an acquaintance, who assisted her kids to give a hot drink to a homeless guy ..filmed it, and uploaded it to face-book. Great to teach her kids there are less fortunate, but by uploading the film to facebook she removed the guys dignity right there.

    I know social media is a fantastic and great way of getting sponsorship and getting causes out there but in some cases, posting about it, is just purely self serving - like in my example
    The opposite of what you know...is also true
  • ska_lover
    ska_lover Posts: 3,773 Forumite
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    Oh and whilst I am talking about FB ..People who tag themselves at somewhere, every time they do something - even if it is uninteresting

    Ska Lover tagged herself in at Mcdonalds

    WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
    The opposite of what you know...is also true
  • ska_lover
    ska_lover Posts: 3,773 Forumite
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    m1kjm wrote: »
    Being told to 'take care'.

    It makes me wonder if I look such a state that I need to take care.

    Hahaha, my boss says this to me every single time I speak to him on the phone.

    He is in the next office

    Does he think I am going to impale myself with a paper clip

    Maybe I will...That'll show him hahaha..Oh hold on, it'll just prove he was right :rotfl:
    The opposite of what you know...is also true
  • ska_lover
    ska_lover Posts: 3,773 Forumite
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    Virtual hugs!

    Or to make it more pukeworthy

    'Virtual Hugs, Hun - Mwah'
    The opposite of what you know...is also true
  • shiny76
    shiny76 Posts: 548 Forumite
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    libra10 wrote: »
    It really annoys me when computer spellcheck insists on altering correct English spellings of words to the USA equivalent.

    Words such as centre, colour, and humour are automatically altered to spellings used in the USA - center, color, humor.

    Why can't Mr Microsoft change the software for countries which are not USA states? After all, the language is English (not American)!

    (I can see the supposedly incorrect spellings highlighted in red, as I am typing this! Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

    Are your Regional Settings set correctly?
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