Expressions you hate

RhubarbCrumble

Pop of colour
It's sixes to me
Vote with your feet.

All of the above set my teeth on edge, which in itself is an expression that others may hate.

Qelres.

Knock yourself out

loudymacloud

Divil the bit

Absolutely enrages me beyond belief

Roger Hassenforder

"Set my teeth on edge"
It really boils my piss

iamwhoiam

Yaddy yaddy yah

bear1

Like ya know

CoBo55

As The Fella/Man says.... Does my fcukin brain in.

Pawwed Rig

I love the bones of her

Hup Cork

CoBo55

bear1 wrote: »

Like ya know

Like...

Stevieluvsye

Think outside the box
Paid in tranches
We need to take the holistic approach
Yer ma
Look at the Bigger picture

anewme

"Pop of colour! is a pain in the hole one. Fair play op.

I hate the word "combo" .......sambo and drink combo....shove your manky "deli" combo up your high hole.

Also, inspo......

Marhay70

Every Americanism ever coined.

CoBo55

Revert.. as used by sweaty armpitted middle management.

secondrowgal

Chillax :mad::mad::mad::mad:

SnazzyPig

Anyone who says they "SMASH!" something (following a recipe,for example) deserves a kick in the.......

One eyed Jack

RhubarbCrumble wrote: »

Pop of colour
It's sixes to me
Vote with your feet.

All of the above set my teeth on edge, which in itself is an expression that others may hate.

I thought that first one was “people of colour”.

If ever there was an expression which implies white superiority as opposed to all other ethnicities which can be lumped under an inferior descriptor, “people of colour” is one way to achieve a good whitewashing.

Bizarre that anyone would think that expression is appropriate when referring to anyone’s ethnicity who isn’t white.

Tell me how

The expression itself, or any derivation of 'A cheeky Nando's'.

nocoverart

Now your sucking diesel

Marhay70

CoBo55 wrote: »

Revert.. as used by sweaty armpitted middle management.

What bothers me even more is "revert back".If you're going to use the word at least find out what it means first. :mad:

pgj2015

happy out

Qelres.

Delivering change..

Fuk that

IamMetaldave

Marhay70 wrote: »

What bothers me even more is "revert back".If you're going to use the word at least find out what it means first. :mad:

It’s without doubt the worst of all them! Drives me mad!

wally79

Jesus wept

gobo99

On a buzz
Eg - on a fitness buzz
On a healthy buzz
On a cleaning buzz

“You’re some man for one man”

Sardonicat

CoBo55 wrote: »

Revert.. as used by sweaty armpitted middle management.

Grrr.
This one.
'Speak to' instead of 'talk about'. "Today I want to speak to my experience of .....'

Seriously? People don't even know which prepositions to use anymore?

It seems to be used to indicate how profound the convictions of the speaker are . It manages to convince me that the person using it is profoundly stupid.

Cyclepath

The next person that 'reaches out' to me will get a slap.

PinotNero

"we're backing brave":rolleyes:

Tammy!

Just sayin'

Or

I'm going to eat ALL the chocolate or ALL of whatever it is.

Sardonicat

Cyclepath wrote: »

The next person that 'reaches out' to me will get a slap.

I want to speak to how annoying I find it when I reach out to someone and they don't revert back to me.

pgj2015

wine o clock

patmahe

Dropped - When its used in the context of 'the band's new album which dropped on October 9th'

The use of dates without its accompanying 'th' or similar - Coming to cinemas on April nine.

Going forward, especially if uttered by a politician.

pawdee

Cyclepath wrote: »

The next person that 'reaches out' to me will get a slap.

You're not in The Four Tops I take it?

Qelres.

Bingo!!

This^^

Like it makes it a fact..

'Bae' If anyone i know ever says that they can get the **** out of my life.

WOOoooooooooooooo...

Boom_Bap

I hate

Agricola

Rock up.

Salvation Tambourine

patmahe wrote: »

Dropped - When its used in the context of 'the band's new album which dropped on October 9th'

I mentioned this in the Trivial Things That Annoy You thread. It really sounds like an attempt to make something sound a lot cooler than it is.

Salvation Tambourine

'All heroes don't wear capes'

Yer Da sells Avon

*Something good happens*

"Happy days!"

davo2001

"YYYAAAAAASSSS"

**** off and die!

Tammy!

Or Happy out

sligojoek

Named for.
But shur lookit.
Thank crunchie it's Friday.

Any reference to 'Road frontage'.

Dr. Bre

Ya Langer

LCD

"Quick question for you" before EVERY SINGLE question

storker

Three pages in and nobody's mentioned yet the absolute worst...

"Simple as"

"End of"

...usually used to add particular force to a statement to make it...er...more correct, particularly when the statement itself contains no real argument.

storker

Cyclepath wrote: »

The next person that 'reaches out' to me will get a slap.

#Me too

LCD

secondrowgal wrote: »

Chillax :mad::mad::mad::mad:

Can I double or triple like this one?

Rebelkell

110% or any incorrect % number to emphasize your point - F%$k off