What are the most annoying phrases?

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Reply 80

Arkasia

Original post by IHTWFR

I can't even-

*speechless*

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Haha, hilarious.

Reply 81

Arkasia

Original post by tehforum

let's try again

Ah I see

Reply 82

charrrl

Original post by cjmro

Not a fan of Black Country slang I see :wink:

Is it obvious? :') I try to tone down my accent as much as I can, although I am partial to the odd slang word or two every now and again

Reply 83

cjmro

Original post by charrrl

Is it obvious? :') I try to tone down my accent as much as I can, although I am partial to the odd slang word or two every now and again

Hahaa no way! I don't tone down mine at all, probably because I don't really think I have much of an accent but I've been told I have. I spose you don't really notice until you meet people from elsewhere! I don't say arf baerked though so I can't be that bad lmaooo

Reply 84

charrrl

Original post by cjmro

Do you say 'mom' as opposed to 'mum' or 'mam'? I went to Stratford, and I got such an odd response from surrounding people! Ever since that incident, I've tried to tone it down haha

Reply 85

cjmro

Original post by charrrl

Do you say 'mom' as opposed to 'mum' or 'mam'? I went to Stratford, and I got such an odd response from surrounding people! Ever since that incident, I've tried to tone it down haha

I say mom, you? & Ahhhh I see, the accent is quite 'unique', no doubt you stuck out! :tongue:

Reply 86

charrrl

Original post by cjmro

I say mom, you? & Ahhhh I see, the accent is quite 'unique', no doubt you stuck out! :tongue:

Yeah, I say mom too. I had no idea it was such a big thing! The joys of being from the Midlands eh :facepalm:

Reply 87

cjmro

Original post by charrrl

Yeah, I say mom too. I had no idea it was such a big thing! The joys of being from the Midlands eh :facepalm:

It's a black country thing to say mom?!?

Reply 88

charrrl

Original post by cjmro

It's a black country thing to say mom?!?

That was exactly my reaction! Apparently it's just a midlands thing. Shock of my life I tell thee! :eek:

Reply 89

cjmro

Original post by charrrl

That was exactly my reaction! Apparently it's just a midlands thing. Shock of my life I tell thee! :eek:

Whaaaaat?! I know ar, propa shocked!! LOL, I actually can't believe it. No wonder there's no mother's day cards suitable for our demographic :angry:

lmaooooo

Reply 90

charrrl

Original post by cjmro

Whaaaaat?! I know ar, propa shocked!! LOL, I actually can't believe it. No wonder there's no mother's day cards suitable for our demographic :angry:

lmaooooo

It all makes sense! People outside of the midlands tend to hate it because it's an American word (I think) but I was literally none the wiser until a few months ago

Reply 91

cjmro

Original post by charrrl

It all makes sense! People outside of the midlands tend to hate it because it's an American word (I think) but I was literally none the wiser until a few months ago

That's crazy, I'm still not over it - I can't believe I didn't know :O you learn something new every day!!

Reply 92

XxKingSniprxX

people saying "Your washed" or "Your Nervous" or "I'm in your head BOY" or "Get on my level" or xyz....

Reply 93

Fredinho

Original post by JayJay-C19

"No homo."

It's so annoying. Learn to be comfortable with your sexuality, jheez.

Along with using the words Bruv or Blud. Stop.

Original post by Jooooshy

Not sure if it's a northern thing, but

"Oi nah"

Oi nah, Shut up bruv.

Reply 94

JayJay-C19

Original post by Fredinho

Oi nah, Shut up bruv.

Futile.

Reply 95

Chicken Bacon

Original post by Caledonite

"yolo" grinds my gears sooo much :mad2:

Also that "ermahgerd" thing.

Ditto.

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Reply 96

Rum Ham

When people write "good night Facebook" when they go to bed.

Also there was a girl at my old college I used to sometimes have lunch with sometimes and the group would order a full fat drink and she would order a diet one and say "I'll have a diet one, just to be awkward!" Once you heard that line uttered pretty much every single lunch time, it got old and annoying quite quickly.

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Reply 97

YGD

Original post by cjmro

I hate this more than words can explain!!! :angry:

Who even creates these f*cking annoying phrases?!

(Why do I sound so angry? Awkward)

Adding "much" to the end of a sentence comes from the 1980s film Heathers, one of the characters said "jealous much" and it just caught on.

Reply 98

WhimsicalSloth

'It's not rocket science'
'At the end of the day'

And for some reason, the unnecessary use of the words, 'absolutely' and 'literally,' particularly when something isn't absolute or literal. :tongue:

Reply 99

Stinkum

I don't find phrases annoying. I like them.