What Phrases Make You Want To Scream?

[barry1010]

Or punch the speaker on the nose?  My current rage trigger is 'give back'.  I am doing this (voluntary work, joined the police/fire service/became a councillor....) because I want to give back.

 

 

[10ClarionSt]

That's 100% true, Darcey! 😃

Also "You're not as green as you're cabbage looking"

[piggynose]

Oh bless😡

[Hopkirk]

'early doors' (favoured by footballers)

[david small]

Beginning a sentence with “So”...

[ToraToraTora]

"he turned around and said....." - so he wasn't facing you initially? aaaarrrrgggghhh!

[Pete65]

"Was like" for "say or said".

[theshedman]

Being referred to in a restaurant as Guys as in what would you Guys like.  I am always with the wife and she is not a Guy.  What is wrong with just missing out that word.

[Redhelen72]

Language evolves so whilst you may not like 'reach out' its just moving forward - I am sure Shakespeare would have disliked how someone in the 1850's wrote and spoke.

I dislike it when someone uses words to try and make themselves appear clever or more knowlegable than someone else.

[gulliver1]

.........."Have a day off".........

[ToraToraTora]

theshedman: "Being referred to in a restaurant as Guys as in what would you Guys like." - I hate that when they refer to everyone as Guys even the girls!

[ToraToraTora]

RH: "I dislike it when someone uses words to try and make themselves appear clever or more knowlegable than someone else." - Yes, cacozelia makes me want to defenestrate the perpetrator.

[barry1010]

Don't know how you find OFAH amusing in that case, TTT.  Mon dieu

 

[barry1010]

So he turned round and he was like, 'What?' so I turned round as was like..know what I mean?

[ToraToraTora]

"Don't know how you find OFAH amusing in that case, TTT.  Mon dieu" - I don't think I have ever heard that in OFAH (turned around atc) and I have watched it a lot. Bonnet de douche!

[barry1010]

It was only the misuse of French phrases that I referred to in OFAH, TTT - you said at 9:59 that it makes you want to throw the perpetrator out of the window.  Delboy is famous for mangling the French language to impress

[douglas9401]

"I get that" and "anti semitism"

[jourdain2]

'I protest', when used improperly. e.g. 'I protest this ruling' instead of  'I protest against this ruling'. It's sneaking in everywhere.

[ToraToraTora]

Barry 11:10 I was trying to be amusing at RH: "I dislike it when someone uses words to try and make themselves appear clever or more knowlegable than someone else."

I used some rare words to try and be ironic it's not how I really feel.

"- Yes, cacozelia makes me want to defenestrate the perpetrator."