Those shows irritate me, its like if we replace the interior , the engine, the suspensions and most of the exterior and maybe a new frame, the car will look as good as new, thats cos it is fecking new you titTV shows like Bangers & Cash. It's basically one of those "Do up an old wreck of a car, make it look good as new and sell it at auction" repetitive rubbish. As of we don't have enough of those shows already.
Triggers Broom PrincipleThose shows irritate me, its like if we replace the interior , the engine, the suspensions and most of the exterior and maybe a new frame, the car will look as good as new, thats cos it is fecking new you tit
Utterly ridiculous and they're like repeats from like 2015 on some cheap channel like "Yesterday" watched by like 1,000 people.Those shows irritate me, its like if we replace the interior , the engine, the suspensions and most of the exterior and maybe a new frame, the car will look as good as new, thats cos it is fecking new you tit
People who give their cars names and refer to them as her or she
Had the 'murican football on in the background for a few minutes earlier. But I've taken my medication, and I'm fine again now. Anyway; what is it with the septics pronouncing "route" as "rout"? Yes; it's trivial, but it annoys me. And the weird thing is, they know the correct way to pronounce it.....
Dont fret about itAs a guitarist, I can say the same about people who name their guitars
Its a bit of wood with some strings on it.
I guess I'm just highly strungDont fret about it
Two countries divided by a common language.And them pronouncing Jaguar as Jag-wire.
Ohhhh and the fucking worst one that infuriates me.....Americans using "I could care less" instead of "I couldn't care less" when they clearly mean the second one. Over 300m in that country and nobody has realised their version means the exact opposite of what they want to say.
I'm not anti-american, nor am I conservative or even pedantic when it comes to language, but I draw the line at saying one thing that means that complete opposite of what you're trying to say.
While I'm at it, people saying they've done a 360⁰ when they mean 180⁰ when they're speaking metaphorically about a major change they have made, not realising that 360⁰ means you're back in the same position.