Favourite Annoying phrase, like y'know?!

dahooligan · 2005-11-07 10:27:34

:D Ha ha touche... I use touche at the end of most sentences and it annoys loads of people, but obviously I'm intentionally using it out of place cos I think its one of the best words ever! Anyone else have a favourite phrase?

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#32 07-11-2005 04:23PM

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Maccattack wrote:

'yer man' my man?

i've found out that this is what foreign people pick up about irish people talking the fastest.

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#33 07-11-2005 05:20PM

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"alrite de boys" in a strong dublin accent,

any 'paths to freedom' fan would think its funny!

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#34 07-11-2005 05:25PM

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The classic "Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter" shall always remain so.

However, people who say "OH.....MYGODLIKE" should be beaten with sticks.

If they include multiple exclamations the sticks should have nails in them.

Chivalry? Yes, I've heard of it. You deserve every last bruise, you nattering harpies.

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#35 07-11-2005 05:29PM

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Alroysh!

It's sort of a piss-take.

I also say "story boss" in a nort-soyid accent too, that one always gets a laugh.

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#36 07-11-2005 05:32PM

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People with Bertie Ahern-syndrome

Ahhhhghhhhh ehhhhm uuhhhh the ahhhh eeeeeh

JUST SAY WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO SAY DAMN YOU!

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#37 07-11-2005 05:38PM

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Anyone else watch Dara O Briain, if you ever have, did you ever notice that whenever he tells a joke he always goes "Eh" followed by a sharp intake of breath?

From the first time I noticed that he has been ruined for me. Now I can't help but ignore what he's saying and wait for his tic, it's SO annoying

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#38 07-11-2005 05:44PM

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myself and the missus walked past him in Merrion Square a few months ago, I said "look, theres dara o briain EHHHHH" but I said the EHHHH bit too loudly and he heard and looked over.

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#39 07-11-2005 05:48PM

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As someone else mentioned already, that "he turned around and said x, then she turned around and said y" type **** really annoys the **** out of me.
:mad:

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#40 07-11-2005 06:09PM

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Thank god other people notice this!

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#41 07-11-2005 06:35PM

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Calling anyone "bud".

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#42 07-11-2005 06:39PM

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makes ya realise how annoying you can be!! i always say...i said, and she said etc.. also OH MY GOD!! cant help it, though i admit i have a problem..

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#43 07-11-2005 06:40PM

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Sleepy wrote:

Calling anyone "bud".

The sheer presumptiousness of that really gets to me when strangers do it. I'll decide whether or not I'm your "bud".

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#44 07-11-2005 06:45PM

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when you think you are right and you turn out to be wrong and some one says

see, i told ya so!!!

i hate that.

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#45 07-11-2005 07:52PM

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" with all due respect "
" what are you playing at "

grrrrrrr

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#46 07-11-2005 07:59PM

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the ones I despise
"cheer up, it might never happen"
"thats right, you didn't think" -used by teachers

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#47 07-11-2005 08:01PM

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my encounter a inner Dub junkie "Oii juusT wantta lis'en too yoer musiCK" scary....

I say "like" too much... and "well!" and when the bogger within comes out "Jaysus, I'm tellin ya!" oh gaud!

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#48 07-11-2005 09:30PM

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When people say def-in-itely instead of definitely. Laughed my ass off when Buffybot used this one repeatedly along with a lisp on one of the pod casts.

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#49 07-11-2005 10:05PM

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"Penny for your thoughts":mad: NO i dont want a penny you nosy annoying
c*%t,now fu*k off!!

On the subject of annoying expressions heres something that also annoys most people speaking english:D

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=318297

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#50 08-11-2005 10:27AM

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when people are drunk and ya just wanna get em home and then they always give it - "and one more thing" or "can I just tell ya something" or "you're not listening to me" or "whats the rush, sure ya only live once"....

These are all very annoying lines which I'm sure EVERYONE has used at about 2.30 in the morning in a pub/club as you're either being pushed out by a doorman or being dragged out by a loved one. I can be funny though, occasionally:rolleyes:

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#51 08-11-2005 10:30AM

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bishop brennan wrote:

On the subject of annoying expressions heres something that also annoys most people speaking english:D

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=318297

was waiting for ya to post that

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#52 08-11-2005 10:33AM

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"at the end of the day"
drives me crazy

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#53 08-11-2005 11:19AM

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dahooligan wrote:

when people are drunk and ya just wanna get em home and then they always give it - "and one more thing" or "can I just tell ya something" or "you're not listening to me" or "whats the rush, sure ya only live once"....

These are all very annoying lines which I'm sure EVERYONE has used at about 2.30 in the morning in a pub/club as you're either being pushed out by a doorman or being dragged out by a loved one. I can be funny though, occasionally:rolleyes:

lol I love that one, I use it taking the piss if I am a bit drunk and stagger or mix up words, you follow it up with
AN AN NUDDER DING! (translation: and another thing)
while waving your finger about, as though you having be ranting on all night.

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#54 08-11-2005 12:15PM

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I hate when someone is drunk, have started an argument, and just keep sayin "relax, relax bud, relax, I'm only sayin.... like"

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#55 08-11-2005 02:01PM

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"I'll tell you something for nothing " Well I was hardly gonna pay you for telling me

"First things first "

And when you ask somebody something eg. "Do You think there will be any seats left upstairs on that bus".. And the person says "Im sure there will be"... really they arent sure at all.. they have no idea so why bother saying theyre sure?!

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#56 08-11-2005 02:12PM

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People who use the word Basically way to much. Basically, I.......... and then basically we used to.......

So basically thats what annoys me the most. Its only really one person that I notice saying it a lot but I've heard it from other people and basically it drives me basically nuts.

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#57 08-11-2005 02:16PM

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munch...

context: Lets get some munch

i hate that f*cking phrase!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:v:

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#58 08-11-2005 02:29PM

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"Ok has everyone got that.. alright... Happy Days!"

What a loada ****...especially done in a wanky **** tone of voice

condescending, non-sensical drivel that people who feel like they have to talk for every moment of their life, tend to use to fill in the gaps between other annoying phrases

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#59 08-11-2005 02:46PM

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Mine has to be "in all in anyways" said in a Colin Farrell accent. It's even funnier when the other person cops on and answers with "yeah, in all in anyways". Classic

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#60 08-11-2005 03:30PM

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OOOHHHH and, I forgot about this.. young professional men who refer to money as "notes" or "blips".. I bleedin hate that! Example - "Yeah so I ended up in Lillies last night, one too many chardonnays and next thing I knew I was down like 150 blips/notes, whats daddy going to say"... tossbags:eek:

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#61 08-11-2005 03:37PM

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I hate "bud" "mate" and "pal", I hate kids who say "here Mrs" to any girl over 18.
"will ya meet me mate?"
"yeah, well, didn't want to meet you in anyways ya big lesbo frigid"

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