Quote: NickTheDon @ June 4 2008, 12:19 AM BSTMe too. I hate it even more when it's followed by "...look, leave me alone or I'm calling the police"
Not as bad as a "No F**king Way"
Thats a defo No see. A straight No has the possibility of turning into a maybe, which can be moulded into a Yes. Especialy if the No is followed by a long pause.
Curt: Ahahahahahaha, bless her.
Quote: Curt @ June 4 2008, 12:30 AM BSTI thought you guys would like this. At my new job I work at we were listening to the radio when a new radio host came on who happens to have a British accent. One of the 20 year old girls in my office says "Oh no not him again! I don't understand anything he says why can't they find someone who speaks English"!
I then explained to her that this person was English and in fact from England and she responded "well he sounds stupid".
Keep in mind that she later tried to correct my English when I said the word "corporatization" and she said "isn't it corporatiminazation"? I tried to politely correct her but I don't think she believed me. I think her first language might also be French, but I'm not sure as her accent is very faint. Nice girl though.
I don't mind at all the c word that offends so many, but I haaaate the word gash.
Ew. It's not offensive but it makes me feel sick. 
I don't like that word either, zooo!
I hate 'slash.' As in "I'm going for a..."
It sounds uncouth.
In that context, it is!
I hate the word "wife" and the phrase "do you take this woman".
Oh dear.
What is your marital status again?
Quote: zooo @ June 4 2008, 10:35 PM BSTOh dear.
What is your marital status again?
Um - dubious to say the least.
Quote: David Chapman @ June 4 2008, 10:03 PM BSTand the phrase "do you take this woman".
Unless it's followed by 'Charlie Rance', or 'up the arse'.
EDIT:
Or better still, both.
Ideally both.
Ha ha you got there before me!
Makes a change, eh Ian? 
Ha! But it has to be that way for the sake of conception (ner ner na ner ner)
