Words you hate?

[Idesofmarch69]

Brexit terms like "bumps in the road" and "turbulence". Basically means that you'll have less money and jobs.

"I'm on a journey" always strikes me as being a bit bollocks.

 

[Blue Mist]

No Biggie.

That phrases is often used in this context....
Whose dodged their round, Steve ?
No Biggie.

 

[East Level 2]

Brexit terms like "bumps in the road" and "turbulence". Basically means that you'll have less money and jobs.

"I'm on a journey" always strikes me as being a bit bollocks.

"The customer journey" when describing sales transactions.
"Reaching out" when meaning contacting. "I reached out to the customer" - No you didn't; you phoned him, emailed him, nipped round to see him etc. The only reaching out was when you shook his hand and that's been banned for over a year.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

"Piss boiling." Where did that come from. See it everyday in the transfer forums.

Proper annoying! A saying I’ve never heard in real life. Seems to be a Twitter thing like that “ratio” shite

 

[mancityvstoke]

Spurs and Villa

 

[Deleted member 77198]

The word “chuffed”…. Knocks me sick.

Do you want a chufty badge for that?

 

[mancityvstoke]

Do you want a chufty badge for that?

Proper chuffed

 

[Blue Mist]

Laters. Not see you later or even catch you later, just laters.

Layterz to be correct, a great Manchester word luv it

 

[Iamthemusicman]

Lad
Cuppa
Brew
Fiance

 

[bluesteel]

Layterz to be correct, a great Manchester word luv it

In a bit