people who use the word 'boom' at the end of a sentence

jockeyboard

WHY? why do people do this....examples..
'i got paid today...BOOM'
'me and the lads are off out on the town...BOOM'
'thats what she said...BOOM'

when i hear this word i instantly know the person who has said it is a knobhead so infact i am glad it is used in order to identify quickly and in an errorless way who i should avoid.

so boardsies, how do you identify knobheads istantly:pac:

Pedant

I'm now poor ... BOOM ... or, eh ... BUST!

chin_grin

It's an Americanism, and I've NEVER heard people end their sentences like this.

<Urge to say "boom"....rising!>

IM0

its all about use and over use

jockeyboard

chin_grin wrote: »

It's an Americanism, and I've NEVER heard people end their sentences like this.

<Urge to say "boom"....rising!>

really you have never heard it? wow! bet you will hear it all the time now:)

alchemist33

It's most effective when bomb disposal experts say it.

jockeyboard

jockeyboard wrote: »

....................... how do you identify knobheads istantly:pac:

popped collars

chin_grin

jockeyboard wrote: »

really you have never heard it? wow! bet you will hear it all the time now:)

Yeah...it's similar to someone pointing out that they keep saying "like" or have a certain 'tick' in their speech pattern.

I can forgive it if it's used in an ironic way.

mitosis

jockeyboard wrote: »

so boardsies, how do you identify knobheads istantly:pac:

He's dressed like he's about to run onto the pitch at old trafford, but he's sitting down to dinner in Mario's

Culleeo

jockeyboard wrote: »

so boardsies, how do you identify knobheads istantly:pac:

When someone tells me that they associate with people that end their sentences with BOOM

I've never heard anyone say it tbh. What does drive me mad though is women that finish their sentences in Woop Woop.

candy-gal1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m48GqaOz90

:rolleyes:never heard it said before tbh as far as i remember, but makes me think of this, my god i hate this!

Diego Maradona

alchemist33 wrote: »

It's most effective when bomb disposal experts say it.

Aye, like Man United player Danny Wellbeck's father, Stan.

LETHAL LADY

In Bangkok prostitutes ask possible customers you looking for boom boom.

jockeyboard

LETHAL LADY wrote: »

In Bangkok prostitutes ask possible customers you looking for boom boom.

boom boom eh? thats a pretty childish way to say sex:D

jockeyboard

RoverJames wrote: »

popped collars

defo popped collar=instantly thinking your a knobhead

Fight_Night

I say it every now and again when I am high fiving my friends after receiving good news. Oh btw, OP I went to a private school in Dublin 4 too

hatrickpatrick

It's funnier in Dublin where people say "bewm", or even better, "bewem" (2 syllables)

Can never understand where the latter pronunciation comes from myself

Remmy

I admit to saying it every now and then:o. My defence is that it features heavily in the movie training day which I have watched about a gazillion times. I doubt I say it with the same panache as Denzel however.

GastroBoy

jockeyboard wrote: »

so boardsies, how do you identify knobheads istantly:pac:

Baseball cap, anyone wearing one is a knob!

Immaculate Pasta

chin_grin wrote: »

It's an Americanism, and I've NEVER heard people end their sentences like this.

<Urge to say "boom"....rising!>

No it was originally a Northern Ireland expression. You know during The Troubles like.

jockeyboard

Remmy wrote: »

I admit to saying it every now and then:o. My defence is that it features heavily in the movie training day which I have watched about a gazillion times. I doubt I say it with the same panache as Denzel however.

no defence remmy (you f**king knobhead-just kidding-but i amnt)

mitosis

Immaculate Pasta wrote: »

No it was originally a Northern Ireland expression. You know during The Troubles like.

Hmmm, at the end of a sentence, eh? A spurious word, hi

Fight_Night

You can tell a knobhead out if he takes off his shirt during a football match in Ireland. It's Ireland there is no need for that kind of thing. One of my friends is a terrible offender of this.

jockeyboard

mitosis wrote: »

Hmmm, at the end of a sentence, eh? A spurious word, hi

off topic..is your name related to some kind of cell devision?

jockeyboard

Fight_Night wrote: »

You can tell a knobhead out if he takes off his shirt during a football match in Ireland. It's Ireland there is no need for that kind of thing. One of my friends is a terrible offender of this.

why would one do this? the heat/sweat? or to celebrate a goal? confused.

Scruffles

LETHAL LADY wrote: »

In Bangkok prostitutes ask possible customers you looking for boom boom.

well thats a good job they are in bangkok and not england when they ask that then,a cat of mine is nicknamed boom boom; http://fav.me/d4uiyj0 they woud probably disappointed to recieve an overweight noisy tomcat instead of the open wallet of a prostitute client.
he is a serious whore so the name seems suitable.:P

-people add 'boom' to stuff as a result of sheep/bandwgon theory,same thing with people who pointlessly say 'bam' as part of their sentance;which became popular from family guy.

a lot of chavs over here say 'boo ya' in the same way as well,ah the yoof of today.:P

Fight_Night

jockeyboard wrote: »

why would one do this? the heat/sweat? or to celebrate a goal? confused.

To show off the muscles.

Joe10000

It can be funny with the right timing when you're on the beer. Once or twice.

Saying "bud" at the end of every sentence, now that drives me loco.

Smidge

hatrickpatrick wrote: »

It's funnier in Dublin where people say "bewm", or even better, "bewem" (2 syllables)

Can never understand where the latter pronunciation comes from myself

Same as "wurum"(worm) in "Juno and the Paycock":D

jockeyboard

Fight_Night wrote: »

To show off the muscles.

ahh so your jealous?:pac::cool::P

Miss Lockhart

My brother does it, and yes, he is an idiot.