saint_stevo Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 The proof is not in the pudding. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Also, its Tenter Hooks, not Tender Hooks!!
Hatch Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 do not know what you are talking about, can you be more pacific?
Dog Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 do not know what you are talking about, can you be more pacific? He's been to visit his gran for lunch.
JonnyLove Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 do not know what you are talking about, can you be more pacific? I see what you did there and it made me laugh and angry that you used that word at the same time
saint_stevo Posted 6 June, 2011 Author Posted 6 June, 2011 do not know what you are talking about, can you be more pacific? Hate you
Spudders Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 On eBay a lot of people seem to think that unusual items are ‘sort after’ rather than ‘sought after’……. this annoys me.
ecuk268 Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 Commentators (usually the less articulate ex-player) who say "He headered the ball".
lettuce Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 "I just went to the shop and brought some new clothes" is a personal 'favourite' of mine...
Guest Dark Sotonic Mills Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 The Solent presenter who insists on saying that Kelvin Davis caught the ball in his 'midrift'. Does his torso resemble the Great Rift Valley in some way?
scotty Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 The one that winds me up more than any other recently is "Can I get...." You hear it in every pub or restaurant nowadays. "Can I get an open prawn and crayfish baguette", "Can I get a side of crispy sweet-potato fries with that"..."Can I get a small glass of medium chardonnay"...ffs, why cant they just ask "Could I order" or "may I have"? Yes you tosser, you CAN get it. Waitrose do them, pick me up some rizlas while you're there.
scotty Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 On eBay a lot of people seem to think that unusual items are ‘sort after’ rather than ‘sought after’……. this annoys me. Whereas I am basing my opinion that cork is a cracking npc player on the fact that he is highly sort after, proven at this level and is young so will most likely get better. My opinion is not fact as you claim but it is backed up with a heck of a lot of evidence. What are you basing your contrary opinion on? Other than one half of football out of position and your own expertise I mean. lol
trousers Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 All 14 year olds: "Look at my *insert object*. It's like really cool" Like? Like what?
trousers Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 All 11 year olds: "That's well good" No, it's "very" good, not "well" good. FFS
Lets B Avenue Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 All Australian Test cricketers start their interviews, "Look, ........." It spread during the winter to the likes of Collingwood. No need to look. It's annoying.
sambosa75 Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 All Australian Test cricketers start their interviews, "Look, ........." It spread during the winter to the likes of Collingwood. No need to look. It's annoying. Even Capello does it. There was an article about it in the Guardian about a month ago. Apparently it is something that is taught to budding politicians by media experts. It implies an air of authority and fact in what you are saying and apparently sub-conciously encourages the person being spoken to accept it as fact and not query what has been said. At least this is what I was told when I arksed a media expert.
Jonnyboy Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 The one that winds me up more than any other recently is "Can I get...." You hear it in every pub or restaurant nowadays. "Can I get an open prawn and crayfish baguette", "Can I get a side of crispy sweet-potato fries with that"..."Can I get a small glass of medium chardonnay"...ffs, why cant they just ask "Could I order" or "may I have"? Yes you tosser, you CAN get it. Waitrose do them, pick me up some rizlas while you're there. But then again, yes you MAY have it or you COULD order it, but WILL you? ;-)
thefunkygibbons Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 What about Tesco and their "less than 10 items" It is fewer than ten items you muppets
hypochondriac Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 lol Like to point out this was written on my iphone and it is difficult to type correctly! Still funny though
Spudders Posted 6 June, 2011 Posted 6 June, 2011 Like to point out this was written on my iphone and it is difficult to type correctly! Still funny though Yeah yeah, what's that old saying about a bad workman blaming his tools!!!!
OttawaSaint Posted 7 June, 2011 Posted 7 June, 2011 The proof is not in the pudding. The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Also, its Tenter Hooks, not Tender Hooks!! it's
AussieDog Posted 7 June, 2011 Posted 7 June, 2011 their are too things that annoy me....won is bad spelling and the other is when theyr'e always using the wrong version of a word two make there point!
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