Dirty Harry
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That used to be ‘the fashion’, is it the other way round now ?
I still wear mine in the outside.
Stupid little things that bug you
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I still wear mine in the outside.
Bill Walker
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When I get charged for being 1 kilo overweight on my hand luggage and I'm 74 KG and the person in front of me is about 100KG
Dirty Harry
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One that pisses me off too is the fuckers with massive bags as ‘hand luggage’ (some that big they have wheels and a handle to pull it) you could fit a dead body in some of them, don’t think I’ve ever seen one get questioned either.
Girlfriend’s just been pricing up holidays recently and some companies seem to be charging £150 for your luggage as an extra, cheeky sods !
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Men that have long procedures on a Saturday in the barbers. A big queue waiting for them to have their hair dyed. Twats!!
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I know what trainers I’m wearing. I think I look a **** with them outside - always have done. Just my preference. You can buy fashion but you can’t buy style. ;)
Dirty Harry
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Very true that mate, I’ve always been 10 years behind, or 10 years in front :-)
Kippaxpete
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Wish I could give you a thousand 'likes' for this Marklr. Thought it was just me. Every time I hear it, I feel like murdering someone! You can pretty much guarantee it's the same morons who use the so-called 'upward inflection' at the end of a sentence so that every statement sounds like a fucking question. See below.
The unstoppable march of the upward inflection?
The habit of making statements sound like questions is a genuine linguistic mystery.
www.bbc.com
Marklr
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That's that Australian thing, isn't it. ARGGGHHHHH!!!Wish I could give you a thousand 'likes' for this Marklr. Thought it was just me. Every time I hear it, I feel like murdering someone! You can pretty much guarantee it's the same morons who use the so-called 'upward inflection' at the end of a sentence so that every statement sounds like a fucking question. See below.
The unstoppable march of the upward inflection?
The habit of making statements sound like questions is a genuine linguistic mystery.www.bbc.com
I despise it. Apparently it's not good for the mouth to talk in that style...
..not near me, it isn't anyway.
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