When someone apologises "unreservedly" as though that is somehow more of an apology than merely apologising. Why not say " I apologise wholly unreservedly" then you buffoon? And once that has caught on, you could add the word sincerely too as though an insincere reserved apology would mean more than diddly squat.
Jumped up little shits talking in abbreviations and acronyms to exclude others from the conversation because they think it makes them look clever and others will be too embarrassed to ask what they stand for.
Jumped up little shits talking in abbreviations and acronyms to exclude others from the conversation because they think it makes them look clever and others will be to embarrassed too ask what they stand for.
Jumped up little shits talking in abbreviations and acronyms to exclude others from the conversation because they think it makes them look clever and others will be to embarrassed too ask what they stand for.
WTF?
I'll choose one we all know to try and explain.
Katrien Meire is the Chief Executive officer at Charlton.
People might say Katrien Meire is the CEO at Charlton instead. Now the majority of people will know what CEO means so not a particular problem in this instance.
However it certainly can be and I find information technology (or should that be IT) people are amongst the worst for it.
People on a packed train who still try to read the feckin paper instead of trying to hold on so they don't fall into another person.
Get your hand out my face!!
totally agree, at a plus those people on a packed train sat down who read the paper while squashed up next to you, almost as if you have to read it with them.
When there is a news story about someone (semi) famous or having a fight or punching someone , there will always be those who can't wait to comment on the fight/punch: "it was only handbags", "how soft was that", "it was only a rabbit punch", "my nan could have hit him harder" etc. Invariably they aren't really commenting on the incident concerned, but are just trying to make themselves look harder.
When people run out of steam when talking and so end up by saying, "I could go on all day about it". No, the reason you've just said that is because you couldn't go on all day about it.
When a slow moving lorry tries to overtake a slightly slower moving lorry on a dual carriage way and takes absolutely ages to actual overtake. It's even worse if it's only a short stretch of dual carriage way before going back to a boringly long single carriage in an area where overtaking is impractical
When a slow moving lorry tries to overtake a slightly slower moving lorry on a dual carriage way and takes absolutely ages to actual overtake. It's even worse if it's only a short stretch of dual carriage way before going back to a boringly long single carriage in an area where overtaking is impractical
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Get your hand out my face!!
Katrien Meire is the Chief Executive officer at Charlton.
People might say Katrien Meire is the CEO at Charlton instead. Now the majority of people will know what CEO means so not a particular problem in this instance.
However it certainly can be and I find information technology (or should that be IT) people are amongst the worst for it.
EDIT: I think I should "whoosh" myself!
heck newspapers on public transport in general
Or had it run out by then?
Bartram lorry by any chance?
AFKA has a lot to answer for
:-)