Words you hate?

[Deleted member 77198]

And when people ordering food say “ can I get “

When I worked behind I bar and was asked “can I get a pint of…?” I used to say “it’s alright, I’ll get it”. People either didn’t like that and pulled their face (and said “dick head” under their breath) or didn’t understand what I was on about.

 

[Nebuchadnezzar]

And when people ordering food say “ can I get “

Bonus points if they say "to go" at the end

 

[melrose40yarder]

We have a window of oppurtunity.
Open window.Glass ceiling.Drop the bomb.Are my bosses favourites.As you can deduce he is a knob.He also has acronyms for everything.When we are in meetings i always ask him what they mean.Im not sure he knows.Typical Cockernee Red calls Manchester mancland fed up of telling the Stretford rangers dont play in mancland.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Not necessarily a word, but I hate whooping.

Anytime anyone gets excited or agrees with something in a crowd environment they blurt out these massive high pitched screamy “WHOOOOOOOOO WOOO WOOO WOO WHOOOOOOooooOOOOOO”s

I can’t fucking stand it!

It never used to happen in Britain but over the last couple of decades whooping has become something that happens a lot here. And, I’m sorry girls, you are massively guilty of it much more than fellas.

I much prefer the old fashioned “HOORAY” or the more common abbreviation of that “AAAAAAAAAAAAYYY” or “YAY” as it’s far less screamy.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

Not necessarily a word, but I hate whooping.

Anytime anyone gets excited or agrees with something in a crowd environment they blurt out these massive high pitched screamy “WHOOOOOOOOO WOOO WOOO WOO WHOOOOOOooooOOOOOO”s

I can’t fucking stand it!

It never used to happen in Britain but over the last couple of decades whooping has become something that happens a lot here. And, I’m sorry girls, you are massively guilty of it much more than fellas.

I much prefer the old fashioned “HOORAY” or the more common abbreviation of that “AAAAAAAAAAAAYYY” or “YAY” as it’s far less screamy.

I don't even get how blokes do it. American men do it all the time. I've tried and I can't get my voice to go that high, and I don't have a particularly deep voice.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

Not necessarily a word, but I hate whooping.

Anytime anyone gets excited or agrees with something in a crowd environment they blurt out these massive high pitched screamy “WHOOOOOOOOO WOOO WOOO WOO WHOOOOOOooooOOOOOO”s

I can’t fucking stand it!

It never used to happen in Britain but over the last couple of decades whooping has become something that happens a lot here. And, I’m sorry girls, you are massively guilty of it much more than fellas.

I much prefer the old fashioned “HOORAY” or the more common abbreviation of that “AAAAAAAAAAAAYYY” or “YAY” as it’s far less screamy.

Just for you.

 

[Mozzer]

Can't be arsed looking through nearly 400 posts but has anyone said "cheeky"? Going for a cheeky pint for example, it proper winds me up.

 

[Barcon]

Gaff. Never heard anyone saying that when I was a kid. Is it a cockney thing that has crept in?

 

[idahoblues]

I don't even get how blokes do it. American men do it all the time. I've tried and I can't get my voice to go that high, and I don't have a particularly deep voice.

That’s because all you English Blokes are so repressed and down trodden. Let loose and give it a full blown yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

 

[idahoblues]

Bonus points if they say "to go" at the end

What’s wrong with that?