Mikem93
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what even is that ? It really winds me up
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Things people say that annoy you..
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machiavellian
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"I care about City just as much as you do" - from any number of our shallow, morally defunct new 'fans'.
TCIB
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"Walker for England"
BimboBob
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machiavellian said:"I care about City just as much as you do" - from any number of our shallow, morally defunct new 'fans'.
Says Mr 51 posts!
Pot, kettle...
SkyBlueFlux
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Might have been said, but people who put 'actually' in front of things in an unnecessary way like:
"Oh my god, I was actually laughing my head off."
It's like the bastard child of 'literally'.
Also there are few things that people do when typing that make me wonder. One is people who put an abundance of commas instead of periods like:
"Yeah,,,, I don't get it?"
Why?! Can they not see the difference? I'm not a grammar/spelling nazi but I find that really annoying. There's also people who put a space before they end their sentences like:
"Yeah , something like this ."
Why is that space there?! I'm more just confused and baffled, rather than annoyed by people, to be honest.
"Oh my god, I was actually laughing my head off."
It's like the bastard child of 'literally'.
Also there are few things that people do when typing that make me wonder. One is people who put an abundance of commas instead of periods like:
"Yeah,,,, I don't get it?"
Why?! Can they not see the difference? I'm not a grammar/spelling nazi but I find that really annoying. There's also people who put a space before they end their sentences like:
"Yeah , something like this ."
Why is that space there?! I'm more just confused and baffled, rather than annoyed by people, to be honest.
gaudinho's stolen car
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machiavellian said:"I care about City just as much as you do" - from any number of our shallow, morally defunct new 'fans'.
Are they never going to reach the 10 out of 10 rating that you have achieved on imthebiggestcityfan.com? I remember seeing the Hello! style photoshoot where they showed your collection of programmes in chronological order, only missing one away programme in 1942. That missing programme haunts you to this day.
BimboBob
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Football commentators who, at a ground where the stand is very close to the pitch say things like "the crowd are right on top of you here".
That would be bundle and not football.
That would be bundle and not football.
laserblue
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SkyBlueFlux said:Also there are few things that people do when typing that make me wonder. One is people who put an abundance of commas instead of periods like:
"Yeah,,,, I don't get it?"
oh dear. oh dear oh fucking dear. no offence but this is another creeping americanism that really gets on my tits. in british english period means a passage of time or a menstrual cycle. it does not mean full stop. so just say full stop.
SkyBlueFlux
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rassclot said:SkyBlueFlux said:Also there are few things that people do when typing that make me wonder. One is people who put an abundance of commas instead of periods like:
"Yeah,,,, I don't get it?"
oh dear. oh dear oh fucking dear. no offence but this is another creeping americanism that really gets on my tits. in british english period means a passage of time or a menstrual cycle. it does not mean full stop. so just say full stop.
Funny you should say that. I originally put 'full stop' but because I was using it in a '...' context and not just the usual end of the sentence '.' I doubted myself as to whether it was technically correct to say 'full stops' and so I changed it.
I didn't think of period as an American thing, I thought of it as its proper name. I thought full stop was a colloquial term. I guess you learn something new everyday.