Phrases that annoy you the most
Discussion
Doofus said:
jet_noise said:
RATATTAK said:
'Reach out' has now become 'reach back out'. Saw it in an email yesterday.
Something which not even a Four Top would do.
But to differentiate/specify such a Top from others?
911hope said:
Short Grain said:
"It's coming home!"
It's not 'coming home'. It wasn't 'home' in 1966! It was on f
kin holiday, possibly! The '66 team did well to win it but that doesn't make England its fkin home you tts! Just fk Off! And then fk Off a bit more!
Less than eloquent, expletive laden rants are quite annoying.It's not 'coming home'. It wasn't 'home' in 1966! It was on f
kin holiday, possibly! The '66 team did well to win it but that doesn't make England its fkin home you tts! Just fk Off! And then fk Off a bit more!Wait I'll ask jeeves.
This is fairly clear. It started in England and we gave it to.the rest of the world to enjoy.
I quote the internet.
Football as we know it today - sometimes known as association football or soccer - began in England, with the laying down of rules by the Football Association in 1863.
I obviously ignored references to China playing a similar game 2000 years ago.
loskie said:
"Lovely whip" a la the fast estates thread
I hate it so decided to look it up.https://www.thedrive.com/article/7495/why-is-a-car...
While the article does explain the etymology I think the opening has it best:
To paraphrase...
article said:
People use the term to sound younger than they are, and like they know “what the happs.”
Strangely Brown said:
loskie said:
"Lovely whip" a la the fast estates thread
I hate it so decided to look it up.https://www.thedrive.com/article/7495/why-is-a-car...
While the article does explain the etymology I think the opening has it best:
To paraphrase...
article said:
People use the term to sound younger than they are, and like they know “what the happs.”
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