| Most annoying new words 15:05 - May 12 with 10866 views | runningman75 |
Somehow flicking through the daily mail website and saw another article about Gina Miller address a " Remoaner " conference. I think the term people using this term should be hit with a mandatory fine though to balance the argument anyone who names leave voters " fascist or racist " should also be hit with the same fine. |  | | |  |
| Most annoying new words on 15:02 - May 14 with 1804 views | bacardiinbrissie |
Lit.
I genuinely don't know wtf that means ?! | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 17:48 - May 14 with 1772 views | Boston |
Don't get overly annoyed about word usage, language is an evolving paradigm, mahhn. Repetitive use of a word when speaking does irritate me slightly though. Know a couple of people who include 'like' into every sentence, worse than the y'knowers!
Arks. Hmm, can't say I'd noticed that one. For some (accent?) reason, African Americans tend to say Ax(e), again, not particularly bothered by it.
Oh yeah, for the poster who found the word garbage annoying. A neighbour who is of French Canadian heritage, told me that is was a French word. Not being gifted linguistically, I cannot confirm. [Post edited 14 May 2017 17:53]
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| Most annoying new words on 23:33 - May 14 with 1726 views | Toast_R |
Basically....
Basically right, I got a lettaar and basically I don't know wot itz abaht. |  | | |
| Most annoying new words on 08:02 - May 15 with 1687 views | SydneyRs |
| Most annoying new words on 16:02 - May 12 by izlingtonhoop |
I actually quite like 'remoaner/s'.
I think, like gay people and 'queer', we half should claim it.
As has been said on here a few times - like the leavers woulda not moaned if they'd been on the 48 side! |
Its been conveniently forgotten that on the morning the results were coming in, and Farage was expecting defeat, he was calling it a fix and saying he would not accept the result. One narrow, unexpected victory later and "the will of the people" must not ever be questioned! | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 08:09 - May 15 with 1685 views | Orthodox_Hoop |
Not a new word per se, but people spelling 'lose' as 'loose' annoys the brown stuff out of me. |  | | |
| Most annoying new words on 08:14 - May 15 with 1680 views | Northernr |
Bigly. |  | | |
| Most annoying new words on 08:44 - May 15 with 1665 views | izlingtonhoop |
| Most annoying new words on 08:02 - May 15 by SydneyRs |
Its been conveniently forgotten that on the morning the results were coming in, and Farage was expecting defeat, he was calling it a fix and saying he would not accept the result. One narrow, unexpected victory later and "the will of the people" must not ever be questioned! |
Indeed. His words were something like 'we've lost today, but the fight will go on...'
One man''s undemocratic whinger is another''s freedom fighter. |  | | |
| Most annoying new words on 14:34 - May 15 with 1614 views | R_from_afar |
| Most annoying new words on 19:21 - May 12 by LongsufferingR |
That's a new one on me.
When is "the get-go" though? Don't you just mean the start? |
I hate "get-go". Why not "start", as you said, or "outset"? Ghastly.
I am not at all keen on "back story" either. What's wrong with "background"?
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| "Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1." |
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| Most annoying new words on 14:53 - May 15 with 1598 views | Mick_S |
Bromance.
Just grow up. |  |
| Did I ever mention that I was in Minder? |
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| Most annoying new words on 15:14 - May 15 with 1572 views | Konk |
Uptick - "There's been an uptick in terms of potato sales this month"
Top tip: If you use "Increase" rather than "Uptick" you're less likely to leave people with the idea that you're a massive, massive cu nt. If I ever run my own company, anyone who says "Uptick" in a meeting is going to see a massive uptick in punches to their stupid face. Stop it now. |  |
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| Most annoying new words on 15:18 - May 15 with 1566 views | Mick_S |
| Most annoying new words on 15:14 - May 15 by Konk |
Uptick - "There's been an uptick in terms of potato sales this month"
Top tip: If you use "Increase" rather than "Uptick" you're less likely to leave people with the idea that you're a massive, massive cu nt. If I ever run my own company, anyone who says "Uptick" in a meeting is going to see a massive uptick in punches to their stupid face. Stop it now. |
I almost upchevroned you then. | |
| Did I ever mention that I was in Minder? |
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| Most annoying new words on 15:45 - May 15 with 1550 views | Bluce_Ree |
Totes (as in totally)
Emosh (as in emotional)
Totes emosh as in "I'm a habitual c*nt". |  |
| ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE THROUGH MARTI THE REDEEMER WHO STRENGTHENS ME. |
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| Most annoying new words on 15:46 - May 15 with 1548 views | smegma |
| Most annoying new words on 15:45 - May 15 by Bluce_Ree |
Totes (as in totally)
Emosh (as in emotional)
Totes emosh as in "I'm a habitual c*nt". |
We know that but don't make a habit of it. | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 18:10 - May 15 with 1499 views | Bracknellneil |
Press.... as in what the annoying Dick behind me says every time one of our players makes a challenge. Since when has this ridiculously obvious comment become essential to every shit commentator and newbie fan .. come to think of it newbie gets on my tits too. | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 18:43 - May 15 with 1481 views | LongsufferingR |
| Most annoying new words on 21:23 - May 12 by E17hoop |
Bae.
Just what? |
I've never actually found out what that one means. If anyone can enlighten me.... |  | | |
| Most annoying new words on 19:41 - May 15 with 1458 views | johncharles |
North London innit
Arsenal innit
Spurs innit
Kebab innit
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| Strong and stable my arse. |
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| Most annoying new words on 20:32 - May 16 with 1343 views | CiderwithRsie |
Glancing at the Daily Telegraph website I see that No 4 in their list of most read stories is "Introducing Gymder, the spornosexual workout app that is absolutely definitely 100pc not about hookups".
Leaving aside the fact that I've no idea what that means, it's the bloody Daily Telegraph
Are retired colonels in Cheltenham and bank managers in Surbiton turning to their lady wives over the breakfast table and saying "I'm just off for a spornosexual workout?" If so, I've changed my mind about Brexit, the sooner we get back to the 1950s the better. | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 21:17 - May 16 with 1327 views | hamptonhillhoop |
| Most annoying new words on 18:43 - May 15 by LongsufferingR |
I've never actually found out what that one means. If anyone can enlighten me.... |
Before anyone else. According to my teenage daughters |  | | |
| Most annoying new words on 22:17 - May 16 with 1290 views | distortR |
| Most annoying new words on 20:32 - May 16 by CiderwithRsie |
Glancing at the Daily Telegraph website I see that No 4 in their list of most read stories is "Introducing Gymder, the spornosexual workout app that is absolutely definitely 100pc not about hookups".
Leaving aside the fact that I've no idea what that means, it's the bloody Daily Telegraph
Are retired colonels in Cheltenham and bank managers in Surbiton turning to their lady wives over the breakfast table and saying "I'm just off for a spornosexual workout?" If so, I've changed my mind about Brexit, the sooner we get back to the 1950s the better. |
spornosexual sounds like a really depraved frog | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 00:40 - May 17 with 1256 views | FredManRave |
Merkin. |  |
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| Most annoying new words on 08:29 - May 17 with 1219 views | hoopdog |
| Most annoying new words on 23:34 - May 12 by kingshill |
Arks
How fcking difficult is it to say "ask"? |
Yeah that along with harks
But worse to me is of as in wouldof couldof instead of would've or could've sounds so thick | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 08:52 - May 17 with 1209 views | WokingR |
| Most annoying new words on 08:14 - May 15 by Northernr |
Bigly. |
Can't make my mind up on this one.
Is it describing someone who is big and ugly, in the same was as fugly, or is it for someone with a big willy ? |  | | |
| Most annoying new words on 09:39 - May 17 with 1180 views | Northernr |
Upcoming.
We were quite happy in this country using 'forthcoming' until Sky decided they had to talk like ESPN Sports Center.
Almost as irritating as their insistence on ending every sentence with "shall we?" Let's go across and hear the latest from Arsenal shall we? Let's hear what Jose Mourinho's been whinging on about now shall we? Let's hear who John Terry has called a fcking black cnt now shall we?
Stop asking me mate, you pay no attention when I shout NO at the television anyway so just fcking get on with it. | | | |
| Most annoying new words on 09:55 - May 17 with 1161 views | hoopdog |
| Most annoying new words on 09:39 - May 17 by Northernr |
Upcoming.
We were quite happy in this country using 'forthcoming' until Sky decided they had to talk like ESPN Sports Center.
Almost as irritating as their insistence on ending every sentence with "shall we?" Let's go across and hear the latest from Arsenal shall we? Let's hear what Jose Mourinho's been whinging on about now shall we? Let's hear who John Terry has called a fcking black cnt now shall we?
Stop asking me mate, you pay no attention when I shout NO at the television anyway so just fcking get on with it. |
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| Most annoying new words on 10:06 - May 17 with 1155 views | dodge_stoke_r |
| Most annoying new words on 07:40 - May 13 by exiled_dictator |
boxercise.
admitted, my wife and daughters all partake in this newly made up sport, but the mangalisation of two legitimate words does grate. i think the term arrived in the early 90's when rich wbanhers still had more money than sense.
previously (using negative terms to describe something positive, was the one that crawled up my rectum.
saying something was 'wicked' or 'bad', when they were neither wicked or bad (as in the negative representation), but rather referring to something being positive and good.
i also used to think the use of the word baboon to describe someone of another/foreign ethnicity was a new thing, but apparently, being racist has been around for some time.
the other thing is the increased usage of american words in the english language.
garbage for rubbish
we buy gas to fill up our cars
sidewalks in kensington
saying 'have a good day' at 3 in the afternoon
an elevator?
aluminum
cookies (they're biscuits, ok?)
the hood and trunk of a car
parking lot
emergency room (it used to be casualty)
french fries
crib
zucchini
cocktail party?? wtf? is that some kind of gay orgy?
fiscal year
soccer
vacation
staycation
sweater
baggage
pay check
mailbox
there are probably many more that can be added, but thats just off the top of my head.
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I'm with you all the way on this one mate. It's as though they think, "right, if Americans call it this or that, then that's what the rest of the world should call it". ( Don't get me started on "soccer"). But I would also add, The Holidays. It's f*****g CHRISTMAS !!!! |  | | |
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