| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? 19:25 - Sep 1 with 6464 views | FromReuserWithLove |
'give your head a wobble'
'our fanbase is....'
'melt'
'pathway' |  | | |  |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:53 - Sep 1 with 1253 views | factual_blue |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 20:37 - Sep 1 by J2BLUE |
I find "boils my piss" particularly unpleasant. |
Although that's how you boil your eggs, isn't it? |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:53 - Sep 1 with 1254 views | fabian_illness |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:33 - Sep 1 by mrfixit426 |
I struggle with the new terminology for things we already have words for:
ghosting
gaslighting
catfishing
no cap and capping
and many others. |
Ghosting- what kids do at Halloween.
Gaslighting- what you do to the hob so you can heat your beans.
Catfishing- rescuing a cat from a paddling pool.
Capping- is what energy companies work to.
Easy. |  | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:54 - Sep 1 with 1247 views | factual_blue |
'game management'.
That'll be time-wasting then. | |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:57 - Sep 1 with 1232 views | factual_blue |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:53 - Sep 1 by fabian_illness |
Ghosting- what kids do at Halloween.
Gaslighting- what you do to the hob so you can heat your beans.
Catfishing- rescuing a cat from a paddling pool.
Capping- is what energy companies work to.
Easy. |
Gaslight is a fine film, directed by George Cukor and starring Charles Boyer, Ingrid Bergman and Joseph Cotten. | |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:00 - Sep 1 with 1211 views | Ryorry |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 20:41 - Sep 1 by J2BLUE |
Judging by the dictionary definition that one isn't an issue.
Obviously that doesn't mean it can't annoy you. |
Which dictionary did you use?
" ... Although it is grammatically correct to say a number of people, in casual English it is common to hear the amount of people. The amount of people is frequently used but not actually right. Be aware of this especially in formal situations or English language tests. 27 Jan 2015"
https://www.quora.com/Grammarians-why-should-we-write-the-number-of-people-who-a |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:00 - Sep 1 with 1220 views | factual_blue |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:12 - Sep 1 by Rocky |
"It's your round." |
Buying a round was prohibited in the UK in WW1. (The No Treating Order of October 1915) | |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:05 - Sep 1 with 1194 views | Ryorry |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:33 - Sep 1 by mrfixit426 |
I struggle with the new terminology for things we already have words for:
ghosting
gaslighting
catfishing
no cap and capping
and many others. |
"Ghosting" and "gaslighting" are both annoying primarily because very few people actually understand what they mean, least of all the people who use them frequently & loosely. | |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:11 - Sep 1 with 1184 views | Coastalblue |
One of the clients today must have said 'is the juice worth the squeeze' at least 25 times. First couple I thought it was an OK term, by about the 12th I was grinding my teeth, and my gears and boiled my piss. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:20 - Sep 1 with 1165 views | FBI |
Medalling. Sounds too much like meddling, and given the stories coming out of some athletics coaching establishments, probably best avoided.
I'm not gonna lie/to be (if I'm) honest. Implying that you would do the opposite under other circumstances but this time is an exception.
Shoooooottttt! He's 30 yards out and you're a tw@t. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:27 - Sep 1 with 1137 views | mrfixit426 |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:20 - Sep 1 by FBI |
Medalling. Sounds too much like meddling, and given the stories coming out of some athletics coaching establishments, probably best avoided.
I'm not gonna lie/to be (if I'm) honest. Implying that you would do the opposite under other circumstances but this time is an exception.
Shoooooottttt! He's 30 yards out and you're a tw@t. |
The "shooooooooottt!" has got old really fast. |  | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:27 - Sep 1 with 1136 views | Enigma_Blue |
Bazball
Jesus wept
Have a word with yourself.
Straw man |  | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:43 - Sep 1 with 1104 views | MattinLondon |
‘Modern football’ and ‘proper’ as in proper team or supporters.
Both are used by people who are stuck it’s the 80s. |  | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:49 - Sep 1 with 1085 views | fabian_illness |
Using the word 'bang' for emphasis.
You are not Keith Lemon. | | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:51 - Sep 1 with 1083 views | jeera |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:00 - Sep 1 by factual_blue |
Buying a round was prohibited in the UK in WW1. (The No Treating Order of October 1915) |
What about buying a round as in a single bullet?
Or a slice of bread?
I was never keen on the 'rounds' thing as far as sandwiches go: "How many rounds would you like?"
I didn't know if one meant I would get a whole a sandwich or just half.
I think that's a Suffolk thing and I was new. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 23:33 - Sep 1 with 1049 views | mylittletown |
'to die for'
'he/she's my rock' |  | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 23:35 - Sep 1 with 1038 views | WeWereZombies |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:51 - Sep 1 by jeera |
What about buying a round as in a single bullet?
Or a slice of bread?
I was never keen on the 'rounds' thing as far as sandwiches go: "How many rounds would you like?"
I didn't know if one meant I would get a whole a sandwich or just half.
I think that's a Suffolk thing and I was new. |
A round of sandwiches is two slices of bread, buttered, with a filling. Curious thing is that the round is square.
Anyway, and this may not be popular with one or two of the TWTD management, but 'the likes of'. Sounds demeaning to whoever is being written or talked about, is imprecise and makes a judgement for the reader or listener without backing it up. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 09:20 - Sep 2 with 923 views | Radlett_blue |
Cliches ain't what they used to be, Brian. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 09:38 - Sep 2 with 913 views | WeWereZombies |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 09:20 - Sep 2 by Radlett_blue |
Cliches ain't what they used to be, Brian. |
'It's déjà vu all over again', although I haven't heard that for a while. | |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 09:57 - Sep 2 with 906 views | Whos_blue |
Definitely "journey". Does my head in. (Oh. Is that another?!?)
MAGA
Fake news
"What the public really want is....."
"He's entitled to go down"
"The best (insert word) since the premier league started"
Two up front. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 10:03 - Sep 2 with 894 views | lowhouseblue |
reaching out. - you're not reaching out, you're sending me an email. |  |
| And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 10:04 - Sep 2 with 894 views | solemio |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 09:38 - Sep 2 by WeWereZombies |
'It's déjà vu all over again', although I haven't heard that for a while. |
This was started as a joke. Some folk failed to understand this.
By the way, some interesting facts from Facters in this thread. Now I realise where his name came from. | | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 10:31 - Sep 2 with 871 views | Ewan_Oozami |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:05 - Sep 1 by Ryorry |
"Ghosting" and "gaslighting" are both annoying primarily because very few people actually understand what they mean, least of all the people who use them frequently & loosely. |
Just wait till you hear about "breadcrumbing"! |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 10:35 - Sep 2 with 870 views | longtimefan |
“Lived experience”. You don’t experience much if you’re not alive. | | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 10:45 - Sep 2 with 858 views | Deano69 |
making memories
reach out
best life
TOWIE
anything 'sensational' (virtually nothing is)
Jamie Oliver
nah [Post edited 2 Sep 2022 10:59]
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 10:47 - Sep 2 with 858 views | Radlett_blue |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 10:03 - Sep 2 by lowhouseblue |
reaching out. - you're not reaching out, you're sending me an email. |
Another bit of unbearable American corporate speak. The one I hated - and still do - is "let go". A friend of mine who worked for an American bank described a colleague of his, whom I knew, as having been "let go". Err...no, he was fired (or maybe made redundant). "Let go" makes it sound as if he was some sort of caged animal, on whom his employers had suddenly taken pity. | |
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