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Pigeonho said:
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Words you hate?
- Thread starter steaob
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Nice one pige.
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When people describe things that are really good as “insane”
Hear it everywhere now, gets right in my fucking wick.
Hear it everywhere now, gets right in my fucking wick.
GaudinoMotors
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Amazing
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On programmes or documentaries about food and nutrition, I hate it when they describe certain foods as being “packed” with or “packed full of” vitamins or antioxidants.
Why the hyperbole? They aren’t “packed” with or full of them, they just contain them.
Why the hyperbole? They aren’t “packed” with or full of them, they just contain them.
Magicpole
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The way words are used innapropriately. And way out in front is the misuse of the word, awesome, when some thick **** is describing a bag of crisps. Americans are by far the biggest culprits, but it's creeping in here too. And I want it criminalised, up to the level of jail time for repeat offenders.
bavarian blue
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Basically, basically.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Fact.
End of.
Road trip.
Season when it should be series.
Couch.
Woke.
Snowflake.
Should of.
FFP
The new normal
Educate yourself
Ratio
End of.
Road trip.
Season when it should be series.
Couch.
Woke.
Snowflake.
Should of.
FFP
The new normal
Educate yourself
Ratio
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Words that have crept into the football commentary
"unplayable"
"Red carded"
"It's a big ask"
"unplayable"
"Red carded"
"It's a big ask"
GaudinoMotors
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The over use of "super" as a prefix in place of very, extremely......etc.
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The incorrect use of the word “myself”.
The term “myself” denotes a person doing something on their own. So, “I presented the session myself” is correct because “myself” should only be used reflexively as a reference to me on my own as the subject earlier in the sentence.
It is incorrect to say “myself and Dave will be presenting the session”. “Dave and I...” or even “Me and Dave...” are both correct; “Myself and Dave” or “Dave and myself” are not correct.
“Self isolate” is another one, and this has been rife over the last year.
You’re self isolating, are you? Are you also “angry cross”, “fatigued tired” and “fed-up bored”?
If you’re isolating, of course you’ll be doing it by yourself.
“Self partnered” is a new term that’s cropped up. How the fuck can you be partnered with yourself? A partner means people engaged together in the same activity. You can’t partner anything on your own.
The term “myself” denotes a person doing something on their own. So, “I presented the session myself” is correct because “myself” should only be used reflexively as a reference to me on my own as the subject earlier in the sentence.
It is incorrect to say “myself and Dave will be presenting the session”. “Dave and I...” or even “Me and Dave...” are both correct; “Myself and Dave” or “Dave and myself” are not correct.
“Self isolate” is another one, and this has been rife over the last year.
You’re self isolating, are you? Are you also “angry cross”, “fatigued tired” and “fed-up bored”?
If you’re isolating, of course you’ll be doing it by yourself.
“Self partnered” is a new term that’s cropped up. How the fuck can you be partnered with yourself? A partner means people engaged together in the same activity. You can’t partner anything on your own.