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What makes you immediately think about someone "this person is a genuine idiot"?

It's****ingWOODY

Discuss.

One for me is someone claiming that the US version of The Office is better than the UK version.

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when they ask questions that they can answer/ know the answer to

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have

They hit little kids and vow to leave this forum, but immediately return.

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bobbybrown12

When someone asks this question on student room

(edited 5 years ago)

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TheFarmerLad

Someone who says mate every other sentence, not necessarily a full-proof indicator of a moron but it drives me up the ****ing wall

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H20 III

when a person says "The Bible is just a book written 2000 years ago by a bunch of goat herders!"

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TheFarmerLad

Original post by bobbybrown12

When someone askes this question on student room

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Neilos

When they type simple questions into a forum, rather than Google.

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gjd800

'Should of' instead of 'should have' ( see also: could; would; might).

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Yasuda

when they say 'my favourite youtuber is onision omgomg hes like s0000 inspirational!!11!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! h8rz gonna h8 >;('

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tabbyglitter

Can't do basic household tasks, e.g cooking, cleaning, tidying.

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Vinny C

When they stare blankly with an inane grin. Hang on, that's brain damage.

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username459260

Original post by It's****ingWOODY

Discuss.

One for me is someone claiming that the US version of The Office is better than the UK version.

When someone thinks the OP question is a good one

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fowlere

when someone has an opinion on something they know nothing about

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TimmonaPortella

Original post by gjd800

'Should of' instead of 'should have' ( see also: could; would; might).

On grammar:

I quite often see people on here talk about how they want to 'go uni'. Makes me seethe. lern 2 intransitive.

Also from here: 'Should I [e.g. go uni] or nah'. :angry:

In either case, no, you should not go uni.

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random_matt

Just looking at people to be honest, yes, that's everyone.

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gjd800

Original post by TimmonaPortella

On grammar:

I quite often see people on here talk about how they want to 'go uni'. Makes me seethe. lern 2 intransitive.

Also from here: 'Should I [e.g. go uni] or nah'. :angry:

In either case, no, you should not go uni.

The town I now live in has some similar quirks, the most annoying one (to me, at least) being that they miss out 'to' and 'the' from sentences as a matter of course.

'Going shop', 'listening the radio', 'listen this, mate', 'did you go pub last night'... Terrible.