Words you hate?

[kippaxoldboy]

Some prick at work keeps saying ‘we need to put it front and centre’ boils my pish

"Boils my Pish!"

hate it! ;)

 

[Magicpole]

If the ball had gone in the back of the net, it would have been a goal!

Usually the definition of doing everything right. If scoring a goal was what you were after.

 

[J.G.Blue.]

"These ones" as in I prefer these ones, no need for the ones just say "I prefer these"

 

[lefty goldblatt]

"These ones" as in I prefer these ones, no need for the ones just say "I prefer these"

"them ones" ? (cringes)

 

[Resurrection Joe...]

Iconic...
over used...if every fkin thing is iconic. then nothing is iconic!
Similar with Amazing...
Beckham in particular couldn't think of another adjective if you put a gun to his head

'Sense check'
rapidly replacing 'review' esp amongst moronic project managers who also say 'squad' instead of team.

 

[idahoblues]

I’ll put some of these words in the thought fridge and snack on them later

 

[Chippy_boy]

In IT circles, "architected".

Fucking Americans making verbs out of everything. Very annoying indeed.

 

[xgorton]

Guy's,more American shite especially when referring to woman.

 

[Kippax BB Lower]

'Vibes'

S'all about the vibes man, ya get me?

Any Americanisms that seemed to have infiltrated British culture within the past 10 years or so:

'Can I get a...' instead of 'please can i have a...'

And other such preposterous ramblings...

 

[Didsbury Dave]

'Vibes'

S'all about the vibes man, ya get me?

Any Americanisms that seemed to have infiltrated British culture within the past 10 years or so:

'Can I get a...' instead of 'please can i have a...'

And other such preposterous ramblings...

Good call on the "Can I get a...". There something unreasonably annoying about a British person purposely using a blatant American phrase. Using "pissed" instead of "pissed off" is a really bad one too, not least because "pissed" has a totally different meaning to every single Brit.