NorCalBlue
Well-Known Member
I saw a snack today that said "sweet 'n salty" on the wrapper. If you know enough to replace the 'a' in 'and' with an apostrophe, then do the same for the fucking 'd'!
It's a response to when you ask someone how they are. Instead of replying 'not too bad' they say not 3 bad.Me too, whatever you’re talking about
when people saying it is their truth, there is no such fucking thing, its called your opinion you halfwitPhraseology -
Quite the ….
Journey
Living my/his/her best life
Starting a sentence with the word so
Down with der kids?Not three bad.
You are not funny, edgy or down with der kids.
You're a dick.
Of course it is. They say it all the time on Radio 2Down with der kids?
Is that still in vogue?
and legendaryIconic....every fucking thing is described as being 'iconic'...if every fucking thing is iconic, then nothing is iconic....
And amazingIconic....every fucking thing is described as being 'iconic'...if every fucking thing is iconic, then nothing is iconic.
Probably since Bruce Lee was a youth.....and Humble...whan did 'humble' become a positive character trait?...everyones turned into Uriah Heep...
Many Liverpool fans are massive somethings.Every fucking dipper is a massive Liverpool fan. There are no small or medium sized ones just massive ones.
Yeah, the daftest are those that inform us that Team X hasn't beaten Team Y for forty-five years. They must think that statistically there's a voodoo on Team X. Most of the so-called stats are devoid of any mathematical robustness and are generally irrelevant to the game that would just be starting!Endless inane football stats being peddled during a game on tv..particularly on Saturday when McMoist and co kept saying Haalands never scored at Wembley..
Massive scouse cuntsMany Liverpool fans are massive somethings.
This morning, the same presenter was talking about the unemployment statistics and she said “later, we are going to drill down on the figures”. Talk about roll my eyes.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.