Phrases That Have Started Getting On Your Nerves

[joggerjayne]

"Wiltshire farm foods"

[Arksided]

Don't start them off Boxtops, they love whinging and moaning about the weather darn south, a little rain and you'd think it was the apocalypse.

[mazie]

I'm not moaning, just stating a fact. This weather is good for getting the freezer full of baking....

[Arksided]

You hadn't posted mazie when I typed that, I wasn't directing it at you. :-)

[mazie]

...haha, you were ready for me though :o) xx

[Hopkirk]

Well you are well used to rain in Manchester!

[Arksided]

Yep ... always ;-)

Ark goes and hides

[cupid04]

On Ararat?

[douglas9401]

....hard working people who are doing the right thing...
....working with our partner agencies to...

[mazie]

"probably"...is doing my head in.... every time I ask the OH a question, this is what he retorts.....I think I might end up doing something drastic. If you see me in court you'll know why :o(

[Ken4155]

When someone replies "Me, too" to being told, "I love you". Infers that the recipient loves themselves, too.

[FredPuli43]

In restaurants: "Is everything all right" (Why, what has the chef not told us?) This is only marginally better than "Nobody else has complained" (No doubt, but they haven't got this meal here)

[Hopkirk]

... your call is important to us ...

[maggiebee]

It's not fit for purpose. What purpose?
We give 110% Duh!!

[Hopkirk]

Unexpected ...

(do I really have to tell you the rest of the sentence?)

[silliemillie]

Amazing - everything is amazing these days.

[Hopkirk]

Harsh Scrivens, harsh.

[andy-hughes]

"Can I get ....?" when what they mean to say is "Can I have ..." - we are not that American yet!

[Hopkirk]

Going back to the original question, JJ must watch too much afternoon telly if she is fed up with that phrase - they advertise during that desert aimed at the retired.

[Sipowicz]

"Are you guys ready to order?"