People that use generic statements about things that they've heard or picked up from other people that think sound really profound.
My worst is when people say they have an 'eclectic' taste in music, thereby wanting to demonstrate they like different genres. Just about everyone can say that because pretty much everyone likes more than one genre in music. It's no big thing to say you like thrash metal but also have an Andrea Boccelli album.
The other one I heard the other day was the reporter on sky spts news talking about the death of Dessie Hughes. He said that he thinks the word 'legend' gets bandied about all too often these days for his liking, but Dessie Hughes is a legend in the true sense of the word.
I've got no problem with him saying Dessie Hughes is a true legend, I know nothing of racing, I'm sure he is. It's just people always say that bit before about the word legend being used all too loosely.
The depressing evolution of how people use forums.
The fact more people would rather contribute to argumentative threads about politics, religion, rapists etc and get into pathetic point scoring, tit for tat 'duals', than contribute to light hearted threads (such as memorable parties).
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if i'm in a hurry, i don't expect to be held up at these pointless contraptions.
and drivers who are not ready to go the moment the light goes amber, pay attention ffs.
The price of tickets for seats in the gods at the O2.
However, this happened this year & as not everyone, will take up the option, you should get them on priority on Tuesday 25th, if you get in earlyish.
I think Trent Bridge are still available as well, although, didn't bother, having got Edgbaston.
Loud, brash, messy and cheap.
standing next to my brother at reading waiting to go in and he started singing the fast food rockers song but a Christmas version.
I quickly moved away from hin
and discovering a thousand others had the same thought this morning.
In what way?
Again.
My worst is when people say they have an 'eclectic' taste in music, thereby wanting to demonstrate they like different genres. Just about everyone can say that because pretty much everyone likes more than one genre in music. It's no big thing to say you like thrash metal but also have an Andrea Boccelli album.
The other one I heard the other day was the reporter on sky spts news talking about the death of Dessie Hughes. He said that he thinks the word 'legend' gets bandied about all too often these days for his liking, but Dessie Hughes is a legend in the true sense of the word.
I've got no problem with him saying Dessie Hughes is a true legend, I know nothing of racing, I'm sure he is. It's just people always say that bit before about the word legend being used all too loosely.
Minute cliches or sayings, bugging me.
it's the same distance you morons.
The fact more people would rather contribute to argumentative threads about politics, religion, rapists etc and get into pathetic point scoring, tit for tat 'duals', than contribute to light hearted threads (such as memorable parties).