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This poxy rain in August during holidays ..
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The guy in the supermarket reading out the weight of something by sounding out the letters "k" "g". Say "kilos" you twat.
Dont know why I found it annoying but I did. |
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Was it Malarkey from the good ship BBS ? :) |
Insects! What’s happened?!? Don’t know about you down south, but here in Edinburgh I’ve never noticed more wasps, bees, moths and spiders than I have this summer. WTF is going on??? Is there some kind of breeding program going on or have these little shits converted to Catholicism?
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Kilos always sounds so Australian to me. |
Originally Posted by Reps AJ View Post
The guy in the supermarket reading out the weight of something by sounding out the letters "k" "g". Say "kilos" you twat. Dont know why I found it annoying but I did. Quote:
S'pose it was my own fault:p |
If Rees-Mogg has his way, in ten years she won't know what grams are....
….that annoys me! |
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Flu in the summer
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Hospitals. Stressed? Potentially being diagnosed with a terminal illness? Let’s add to it by being really ******* unhelpful, directing you to a special entrance and then having zero signs and maps to help you reach your appointment on time. Our staff will pretend to not hear you when you ask for directions. By the time you do see the doctor you will wish you were dead anyway. Still, that water feature where the old map used to be won a design award, don’t you know.
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'Come on, it's fun! Don't be so boring!'. Usually these are the sorts of people with zero ambitions, hobbies or interests aside from sitting in front of a TV waiting to die. You go off and have your fun, stop worrying about where I'm going to get mine. |
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I’m on the south coast and there’s so many bleeding little flies about (getting in my beer and all sorts) they’ve forced me indoors. Certainly didn’t have this earlier in the Summer. I blame that weird Swedish Greta kid. |
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But this is in the teens-early 20s demographic. |
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Was in Shoreditch, not Worthing. |
Discobar sounds like Nadsat. I like it.
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Use of the term 'meta' in discussing a point about pop culture to sound pseudo- intellectual regarding the meaning of something's contextually. More of a cringe reaction than annoyance.
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Penny Nails |
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Twats who walk down the street looking at their phones oblivious to other pedestrians.
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I've decided; the reason others get in your way is because they crave human interaction or, as with tourists, it's because they want to practise their English. There is no other explanation for it, sometimes. I'm convinced.
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DIY shop in UK, Hardware store in USA. I'm bilingual in English and American. |
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Tricky when you forget where you are and ask for a shopping trolley: "Oh you mean a cart - I just love your accent." |
Related to a thread on here, I had to ask my wife (the American) how she said garage... I had confused the heck out of myself which was which. I have the same problem with vitamin.
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Never got vie-tamin. Actually, it annoys me.:D |
Also the way they call herbs "'errbs"
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And Math...
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I've never "reached out" to anyone in my life apart from my mother when I was a baby. Plus the number of plastic bags they use in Walmart. Why the hell do they put single items in a bag? There's a Global crisis with single plastic use and I reckon Walmart is responsible for the majority of the USA's contribution. |
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Ha! I use that now just to annoy the wife. :D |
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Now this could be a minefield. I would say o-re-gaan-o. What is the crime of which you speak? Is it or-reg-in-oo? |
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And paaarrrsta
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Tunafish. Yes, I know it's a fish so just tuna will do. What next? Salmonfish? |
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Or nukular.
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Anyway they say Toona so they are wrong either way. |
And people that can't say Asked or Ask.
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Uneducated fannies. |
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Or Garage 😉
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Internet searches.... If for example I search prime or netflix for 'Quentin Tarantino fims' I dont want 30 films not that were not made by Quentin Tarantino - On prime the first result is The Death of Starlin...!
When did searches get so shit. |
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Where do Americans get their pronunciation of buoy?
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Boo ee
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It annoys me that 'aitch' seems to be dying out. Seems to be more and more people using 'haitch' (apart from when they say NHS!)
I overheard some shop assistants the other day, couldn't have been much older than 20, and one said, 'she was saying aitch, have you ever heard that before?' |
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It’s bass not seabass the use of the word sea is redundant as we in this country do not have fresh water bass so we do not need the distinction. I correct anyone I hear using the term. It is only a small thing but god it winds me up. Even to the point of shouting at the TV when some pretentious prick of a chef nestles his sea bass on a bed of wilted green leaves. You cock womble.
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There's no such letter as haitch. |
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One of my long standing annoyances is automatic doors that don't open quickly enough, forcing me to check my advance. They're supposed to help me, not hinder me, FFS....... |
People that flap their arms like limp noodles when they walk
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That Jaffa cakes have got smaller as have most other biscuits lately
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If we are slagging off the American pronunciation of things where do the English come up with the pronunciation of:
Greenwich (Even Americans call Greenwich Village in NY Gren-ige) Woolwich Norwich Thames Another one for the Yank mockers is their pronunciation of any of the 'shires, as in Hampshire or Worcestershire... with the over pronunciation of the Shire. And don't forget about Jaguar being Jag-u-wah. |
What about ‘Leye-Cest-Er’ for Leicester? When they won the title it was fun hearing all the silly pronunciations from around the world.
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Why say lift when you can say elevator?
Oh, and the ground floor being the first floor, so the English first floor is The US's 2nd floor. Not to mention fannies and rubbers... And you guys thought it was easy living in America! It's a minefield of faux pas I tell you. I'm not sure I like how they pronounce Crystal Palace either. |
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A bit like that old joke about thinking Palace's name was Crystal Palace Nil... |
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Phew! |
People trying to tell me what to do, in my own house.
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My Hyundai had its first service today. Bargain £68 as its an EV. They gave it a valet as part of the service. So far so good. Got in the car - nearly threw up - they had let loose the foulest smelling cheap 'air freshener' all over the interior. It has ruined that nice, nearly new car smell. That'll teach me to try out a Corby car dealer!
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The smaller the better - until they are invisible- nearly as bad as Wagon Wheels |
Having no internet for nearly two weeks
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