Phrases That Have Started Getting On Your Nerves

[joggerjayne]

"Wiltshire farm foods"

[Tilly2]

Your bill for this period............

[Tilly2]

My friend/son/daughter/husband/mother in law has been arrested and charged

[carrust]

Going forward.
Statement piece (as used by interior designers)
It's in my DNA.

[humbersloop]

^ hardwired in my dna

[Buenchico]

Phrases that have started getting on my nerves:

"It's your round, Chris"

"Time gentlemen, please"

"This is a newsagent's shop, not a library - and make sure that you put it back on the top shelf"

"If you do that again, I'll call security"

;-)

[askyourgran]

Viking River Cruises..........

[jno]

I'm not being pedantic, CD, I'm straight out asking if you're right. Unless you didn't really mean it, of course; but you sounded as if you did.

[Prudie]

Take it from us, you're doing great

[berniecuddles]

" your call cant be answered yet but if you hold on for 3 hours......or so"

[NoMercy]

Please hold, your call is important to us. You are number one in the queue.

20 minutes later...

[Arksided]

I have to agree with Chris with...
"Time gentlemen, please"

... but one that get on my nerves is... Whatever...

[carrust]

People who say absolutely or exactly instead of yes.

[grasscarp]

I am another Wiiickes advert voice hater.
Also can't stand - My bad

[BlueToffee]

Could of!

[Buenchico]

I would of thought that you were used to that phrase by now, BT. You should of been!
;-)

[andres]

''How are you?''--- --''I'm good''.

[DTCwordfan]

Oh Churchill....

[boxtops]

It's still raining.....

[mazie]

LOL boxy, yes it still is !