Things people say that annoy you..

[gaudinho's stolen car]

 

[pieface]

 

[gaudinho's stolen car]

Calling your child "mate",

Yes, yes and thrice yes. A very chavvy thing to do, IMO.

My dad and I call each other mate all the time. At what age does this become acceptable? Or should I be calling him daddy?

 

[Cellarite]

"I've just won a fucking t-shirt."

 

[WEMBLEY76]

When people say " Can I get a pint of beer" what the f**k does this mean ?

Another word that has crept into use recently is "exactly"
,said during a conversation when agreeing with someone.

Happened to end up in a Rags pub in town on Tuesday night and heard the expression " Happy Days" a lot from their fans...

Lets hope future days are not so happy for them on the pitch.

 

[quiet_riot]

Calling your child "mate",

Yes, yes and thrice yes. A very chavvy thing to do, IMO.

My dad and I call each other mate all the time. At what age does this become acceptable? Or should I be calling him daddy?

'Dad' would probably suffice. He is a relation after all, not just a mate.

 

[gaudinho's stolen car]

Yes, yes and thrice yes. A very chavvy thing to do, IMO.

My dad and I call each other mate all the time. At what age does this become acceptable? Or should I be calling him daddy?

'Dad' would probably suffice. He is a relation after all, not just a mate.

Hm. Seems a bit gay.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

My dad and I call each other mate all the time. At what age does this become acceptable? Or should I be calling him daddy?

'Dad' would probably suffice. He is a relation after all, not just a mate.

Hm. Seems a bit gay.

I once knew someone who called his dad by his first name. That was a bit wierd.

 

[dzeko's gecko]

Starting a sentence with "yeh I mean....." FACKIN winds me up

 

[FuZzY]

"Think outside the box" What the fcuk is that all about? It's poncey and stupid.
"Going forward" Somebody else said that on here and it gets on my nerves as well. Probably because it reminds me of my dickhead ex manager who used to say it all the time, especially in the many grievance meetings I had with the tosser.
Oh, and there's one on here that I've noticed people are starting to say, My bad? Where's that one come from? Only ever heard it said on here. It sounds a bit Americanism. Another poncey saying if you ask me.