Or just as irritating
People who pluralise one offs. You know they talk about how top footballers play “ you wouldn’t get your Beckham’s, your Ronaldo’s, or your Maradonna’s playing so badly”, just say “ you wouldn’t get Beckham, Ronaldo, or Maradonna playing so badly”.
Second rate journalists when there is a scandal who put ‘gate’ on the end of the subject they are scandalising,
Sven(gate), MP’s expense(gate), Is she or isn’t she a geezer(gate)
The Watergate scandal refers to a political scandal in the United States in the 1970s. Named for the Watergate apartment complex, effects of the scandal ultimately led to the resignation of Richard Nixon.
People who are going straight on at a roundabout but indicate right as they approach the roundabout.
Other than the above I’m pretty chilled today!!
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- the massive overuse (and often misuse) of the word 'disingenuous'
Split infinitives.
People using the phone when they are driving. Especially when it's not hands-free. And they have someone in the passenger seat who could clearly have taken the call instead. But no, they continue talking, without paying proper attention. In their little green Ford Puma. In the second lane of the M25 this morning.
(smiley thing)
I have just done a search on here and it has been miss-spelled over 200 times since the beginning of the year. We are all highly opinioniated people on here so this is a word we all like to use a lot. I think we should at least spell it correctly!
Still, she probably has lots of 'fraands' and spends a fortune on her 'haa'.
God, I'm getting old ........ on which note .... Joanna Lumley.... would ya?
Bit of a no-brainer for us old boys, but she is 63.
Anti Cyclists ;-)
Irritating, arsewiping, f***witted cretins.
A crescendo is the actual increase in volume.
I'm enjoying this new Pedant's Corner section of CL.
Cyclists (again).
The title of the thread tells you what it's about, don't open it!
come on its Friday, pub day