Is There A Word Of Which You Are Fed-Up Hearing.?

[HansUrbancka]

There is one which,indeed, is anoying me. It is, 'indeed'.

Alexander Armstrong is forever using the word in the TV programme 'Pointless'.

Hans.

[cupid04]

End of...sorry I realise it's two!

[scorpiojo]

So..

[Canary42]

Alexander uses many words and phrases countless times in each and every Pointless programme - it really grates for me.

[Ann]

Guy

[Peter Pedant]

yeah - - - ay-oh-gee

well this answer is not gonna last long is it - mimsy score much less than 0

[Ann]

...... or to be addressed in a mixed crowd as "You Guys!" Makes my teeth grate!

[viv41]

'innit'.

[Mamyalynne]

Mimsy.

[Bazile]

i agree with 'so'

It seems all the rage now for people to start the answer to a question with the word 'so'

What's the reason for this recent phenomenon ?

[Bathsheba]

hugely

Baths
xx x

[Psybbo]

Dear!

[Lie-in King]

Basically...

[Bazile]

can i have 3 words ?

' your bill sir '

[Sipowicz]

Enjoy!

[cupid04]

It's complicated...

[MargoTester]

Not really words but LOL and OMG

[Ric.ror]

Islam or Muslim
No disrespect but let's all have a break now

[Svejk]

Suspended...

[marval]

Two words, "for sure" I have never used this, so why do so many people being asked questions on TV say them. It is mostly foreign people, especially FI drivers.