Stupid little things that bug you

Being of the older generation, it irritates me to hear people pronouncing "Twenty" as "Twenny", even my own kids keep saying it, however, I accept that it's now prevalent within the younger generations. I do get particularly annoyed though with TV and radio presenters who are supposed to uphold "The King's English" but have slipped into this mode of speaking. Just listen to the BBC presenters doing the Olympics.
Horror of horrors, Sophie Raworth used the "T" word on News at 10. All hope has now gone!
It’s lazy, these presenters I see saying it aren’t exactly under 25.
 
When you've got a good shit brewing and you're on the khazi for a good ten mins and you don't get all of it
 
On holiday in Spain, every sun bed taken at 10am when i don’t even surface. Get down and the towels are there all day with nobody on them.
Is it ok to remove them after a certain time?
Why can’t they just use it when you need it ffs
Just do what my brother did, got back pissed early one morning and threw the lot into the pool.
 
A quite Sunday in our cul de sac only ruined by about 20 people fly those bloody noisy droning. So bloody noisy haven't stop for hours. Can't hear the TV etc

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Bastards this morning fucking 5am Bastards

 
On Radio 5 live this morning, they interviewed some bugger about the cycling team at the Olympics.
He er spoke er for er a long er time putting fucking er between er most er of the er fucking er words he er uttered.
Can't they interview people who can speak properly. Went on for four fucking minutes.. kept turning it down, back up again...complete er tosser.
 
On Radio 5 live this morning, they interviewed some bugger about the cycling team at the Olympics.
He er spoke er for er a long er time putting fucking er between er most er of the er fucking er words he er uttered.
Can't they interview people who can speak properly. Went on for four fucking minutes.. kept turning it down, back up again...complete er tosser.
it wasnt david beckham was it?
 
On Radio 5 live this morning, they interviewed some bugger about the cycling team at the Olympics.
He er spoke er for er a long er time putting fucking er between er most er of the er fucking er words he er uttered.
Can't they interview people who can speak properly. Went on for four fucking minutes.. kept turning it down, back up again...complete er tosser.
Paula Radcliffe's commentary irritates me, apart from her monotone delivery, every 3 or 4 words she pauses to take an audible breath.
 
Newsreaders or presenters who are obviously British, not pronouncing words properly. This morning on BBC Breakfast, one of the women was interviewing a fella from OfWat, when she asked him a question about how things could be made ‘bedder’. I found myself shouting at the television saying bedder has a double t. When the fella replied he answered the question including the word better and pronounced it properly. Speak properly.
It's the behaviour of a dwad and a dosser
 

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