Stupid little things that bug you

[lefty goldblatt]

Just do what my brother did, got back pissed early one morning and threw the lot into the pool.

6 off us came back to our Faliraki hotel in 1992 on our last night, and must've chucked 100 towels into the pool at 4a.m.

Krauts weren't happy

 

[Marklr]

Kangaroos. It's their attitude. I don't like it.

 

[BringBackSwales]

People who make that stupid fucking heart gesture with their hands. Son of spurs in particular

 

[Marklr]

This one does look hard to be fair. Still, why the attitude?

 

[Marklr]

People who make that stupid fucking heart gesture with their hands. Son of spurs in particular

A thousand thumbs up, sir ;)

 

[BringBackSwales]

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This one does look hard to be fair. Still, why the attitude?

Is it wanking?

 

[stan bowles]

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!

Michael Atherton regularly slips in the "twenny" on Sky Cricket. I'm sure he didn't leave MGS or Cambridge University speaking like that.

 

[Barcon]

Michael Atherton regularly slips in the "twenny" on Sky Cricket. I'm sure he didn't leave MGS or Cambridge University speaking like that.

Growing up in Failsworth and Newton Heath, anyone that pronounced it any other way than "twety" was considered a puff.

 

[Marklr]

Is it wanking?

That's just the female, mate. And yeah, it is wanking.

 

[lloydie]

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!

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