| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? 19:25 - Sep 1 with 6467 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 12:32 - Sep 3 with 1384 views | fabian_illness |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 11:01 - Sep 3 by WeWereZombies |
Good grief... |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 14:41 - Sep 3 with 1341 views | WeWereZombies |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 12:32 - Sep 3 by fabian_illness |
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Ah, now I understand. I must have been too focused on channelling Margaret Rutherford. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 16:19 - Sep 3 with 1298 views | Bluespeed225 |
‘I/ They reached out to me’. Unless your in the Four Tops, just no. |  | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 17:48 - Sep 3 with 1268 views | Ryorry |
""Concerns"
"Ishoos"
I think most adults are strong enough not to need protection from the words "worry" and "problems", thanks all the same nanny state  |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 15:51 - Sep 5 with 1183 views | tractordownsouth |
People who describe any footballer under the age of 24 as "young and hungry" |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 18:17 - Sep 5 with 1144 views | Tangledupin_Blue |
The ubiquitous "You know what I mean?"
As in "My weekly shopping bill has nearly doubled. You know what I mean?"
Yes. I think I understand. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 18:25 - Sep 5 with 1115 views | jeera |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 18:17 - Sep 5 by Tangledupin_Blue |
The ubiquitous "You know what I mean?"
As in "My weekly shopping bill has nearly doubled. You know what I mean?"
Yes. I think I understand. |
I'm more cautious with that one since I made a bit of an idiot of myself a couple of years ago.
A friend's relative says "know what I mean" after almost every sentence and it's really weird after a while.
I asked the friend what that was all about and apparently the relative (brother) had a stroke a few years back and has been speaking like that ever since.
Sorry to be serious about a light-hearted thread, but it made me think of that. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 20:08 - Sep 7 with 991 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
Trussenomics | | | |
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| Reach out and Curated on 21:42 - Sep 7 with 976 views | SouthBucksBlue |
Haven’t read the whole thread so these have probably been covered but I’ve always found the phrase ‘Reach Out’ particularly cringeworthy in place of contact (unless it’s uttered by a member of the Four Tops).
Curated used to mean looked after in the context of artwork or museum artefacts etc. and apparently is derived from ‘curing’ like bacon is cured. Now evidently Spotify playlists are curated and I recently got a marketing email from a travel company banging on about their itinerary curators!
Then there’s Journey, Experience amongst others… | | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 22:01 - Sep 7 with 953 views | jontysnut |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 21:04 - Sep 1 by BlueBadger |
'been on a journey'
'hack' when meaning 'tip' |
My NHS colleagues are keen on 'hackathon' |  | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 23:00 - Sep 20 with 817 views | FoghornGleghorn |
"Hating on" things. WTF? | | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 00:11 - Sep 21 with 761 views | WeWereZombies |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 23:00 - Sep 20 by FoghornGleghorn |
"Hating on" things. WTF? |
Similarly 'You are joking me', joke always used to be a noun and never a verb. 'You are kidding me' conveys the feeling more effectively and more powerfully. | |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 07:44 - Sep 21 with 697 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
'Trickle down economics....'
Somebody on here made the point that unlimited bankers' bonuses are fine but public sector pay increases are inflationary. Hopefully Labour will be repeating this ad nauseum. |  |
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| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 08:15 - Sep 21 with 679 views | Tangledupin_Blue |
"It's what she would have wanted" has gone straight into the top ten. | |
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| Reach out and Curated on 09:46 - Sep 26 with 586 views | SouthBucksBlue |
| Reach out and Curated on 21:42 - Sep 7 by SouthBucksBlue |
Haven’t read the whole thread so these have probably been covered but I’ve always found the phrase ‘Reach Out’ particularly cringeworthy in place of contact (unless it’s uttered by a member of the Four Tops).
Curated used to mean looked after in the context of artwork or museum artefacts etc. and apparently is derived from ‘curing’ like bacon is cured. Now evidently Spotify playlists are curated and I recently got a marketing email from a travel company banging on about their itinerary curators!
Then there’s Journey, Experience amongst others… |
Now I have been informed that I have free delivery from Fender ‘Curated Just For You’ 🙄 | | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 09:57 - Sep 26 with 564 views | swede |
"Literally"
"Basically"
"like"
"yer know" | | | |
| Phrases/rhetoric that people mindlessly parrot that get right on yer tits? on 09:59 - Sep 26 with 563 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
“On the right side of the argument” which only ever seems to be used by self-important bellends unable to tolerate any other worldview than their own |  |
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