Just Sayin'

Panthro · 22-07-2017 01:34PM

"waa it a good night?"

"FHHHHACT!!!!"

retro:electro · 22-07-2017 01:39PM

I prefer a more subtle snap of the fingers and a "mmmhmmm" myself

22-07-2017 03:43PM

anna080 wrote: »

I prefer a more subtle snap of the fingers and a "mmmhmmm" myself

+ *Bombay head shimmy*

whoopsadoodles · 22-07-2017 04:20PM

I do not remember posting this thread.

Oh dear.

_Kaiser_ · 22-07-2017 04:59PM

Burial. wrote: »

Ah that's another one. I dunno how many naughty aul dolls I have on snapchat who's weekend story in the club is some variation of _____ on point. One from the other night was the duck face clan all wearing white and captioned with "when outfits are on point" followed by the usual 100, high heel and wine glass emojis.

Seriously, what IS it with this "duck face" fad, and stupid cartoon animal filters on pictures.

It really does nothing for someone IMO

PandaPoo · 22-07-2017 05:18PM

Be rude not to!

That really gets on my tits. I'm going to start using it literally. Got off the bus and said thanks to the driver, be rude not to.

RayM · 22-07-2017 05:24PM

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

Seriously, what IS it with this "duck face" fad

I think lot of people do it ironically. The 'tilted-head + smile' pose is much worse, I think.

Ah, sure lookit.

eamonnq · 22-07-2017 05:29PM

Isn't it not.

Bredabe · 22-07-2017 05:30PM

Do be, as in I do be in.....

LadyMacBeth_ · 22-07-2017 06:07PM

Adults saying amn't.

Yourself isit · 22-07-2017 06:10PM

Ann_Landers wrote: »

"I'm just being honest!". Yeah, that doesn't negate the odious statement that preceded it. "No offence" is in this stable too.

A colleague at work started a sentence with

"No offence but...."

Before he continued I said.

"I'll be the judge of that"

Yourself isit · 22-07-2017 06:12PM

PandaPoo wrote: »

Be rude not to!

That really gets on my tits. I'm going to start using it literally. Got off the bus and said thanks to the driver, be rude not to.

That's said ironically. Mostly. I like it.

Hate the use of seen as past tense of see.

the_pen_turner · 22-07-2017 06:15PM

Yourself isit wrote: »

Ann_Landers wrote: »

"I'm just being honest!". Yeah, that doesn't negate the odious statement that preceded it. "No offence" is in this stable too.

A colleague at work started a sentence with

"No offence but...."

Before he continued I said.

"I'll be the judge of that"

This annoys me too. People seem to think that little phrase allows them to say what they like and forget the consequences

LirW · 22-07-2017 06:18PM

"Blabkablabka, hun." Hun, hunnnnnnnnn. Followed by an x.
Jesus.

Colser · 22-07-2017 06:27PM

"D'ya get me" ? after every sentence of a story.

Capt'n Midnight · 22-07-2017 06:37PM

Candie wrote: »

"With the greatest respect..."

...Proceeds to be the complete opposite of respectful.

You are better off using "with all due respect"

because sometimes not much is due

22-07-2017 06:40PM

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

You are better off using "with all due respect"

because sometimes not much is due

I'm going with this from now on.

22-07-2017 06:42PM

Colser wrote: »

"D'ya get me" ? after every sentence of a story.

I'm a Londoner who doesn't live in London anymore, and I only noticed this when I first went back after a good long break. Luckily not my immediate circle, or I'd have to kill them, but it's so common I'd stopped hearing it before.