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Phrases you hate
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hoof_it_up_to_benty said:MillwallFan said:“Can I get….”
I’m more of a ‘I’ll ‘ave a xx please’0 -
Referring to insects, beetles or small mammals etc as critters.
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'It is, what it is' - I mean i didn't use too but its the constant go too in my household so its been done too death1
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I'll be honest - I say "can I get". It's only because all the locals over here say it.0
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cafcnick1992 said:I'll be honest - I say "can I get". It's only because all the locals over here say it.1
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Actually, put ‘give your head a wobble’ on the list14
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On a similar theme, 'boils my piss' really boils my piss2
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‘We go again’.0
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“Thanking you”1
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Me thinks
Holibobs
Super busy
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My bad
Super excited
110%Landed (‘That really landed with me’)
Optics (‘The optics don’t look great’)
Cognisant of (ffs what’s wrong with bear in mind)3 -
Drops. As in 'the new series drops next week'4
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"Yass!!" And saying that someone is "living their best life".3
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I know someone that rather than saying happy birthday he says shit like merry birthdate squire
makes me want to set about him with a claw hammer9 -
cafcdave123 said:I know someone that rather than saying happy birthday he says shit like merry birthdate squire
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I hate the phrase 'trust the process' especially when it's obvious there is no process.1
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super excited
super proud
humbled
"I wouldn't normally post this here, but...."
The current lexicon of linkedin, a decent networking platform which is being consumed by bollocks..1 -
cafcdave123 said:I know someone that rather than saying happy birthday he says shit like merry birthdate squire
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'Season' meaning 'series'. I guess it used to make sense in America when a 13 or 26 programme series would literally last a season, but it never worked in the UK where six programme sets are the norm. And it is completely meaningless in the modern era of binge watching.4
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Stig said:'Season' meaning 'series'. I guess it used to make sense in America when a 13 or 26 programme series would literally last a season, but it never worked in the UK where six programme sets are the norm. And it is completely meaningless in the modern era of binge watching.7
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Find it interesting when business bullshit words start to take hold in an organisation, then spread. So for example where I am:
* landed- ‘that idea has really landed with me’
* socialise- ‘it’s really important that we socialise the message’
* glide path (gradual improvements over time)- ‘so what does the glide path on that look like?’
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Windy said:Find it interesting when business bullshit words start to take hold in an organisation, then spread. So for example where I am:
* landed- ‘that idea has really landed with me’
* socialise- ‘it’s really important that we socialise the message’
* glide path (gradual improvements over time)- ‘so what does the glide path on that look like?’6 -
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johnnybev1987 said:'It is, what it is' - I mean i didn't use too but its the constant go too in my household so its been done too death2
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"I'm not a racist but...."
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Proof of concept. Yeh, let's make sure it works.
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Just on Radio Five Live:
'Form goes out of the window in a final.'0 -
Calling out1
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Nigel Adkins red n white army0
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Give him more time.0