Minty
Friday 27th November 2009 5:10pm
London
228 posts
Quote: Moonstone @ November 25 2009, 8:34 PM GMT
My bad.
Since when the f**k was bad a noun?
That is the one for me. Seems to be middle management using it the most, which proves a couple of things. Firstly, they are c**ts and secondly, they make a lot of mistakes
Right here goes. I love this thread
1) I "Turned Round and said" then "He turned round and said" so "I turned round and said" F**k me, they must be getting dizzy. This is only made worse by saying "turn't round" in stead of "Turned around"
2) Scottish people who write on forums and blogs in Scottish. What I mean by this is they spell words how they sound. Well it might as well be written in a foreign language as far as I'm concerned.
3) The phrase "Quite Unique" It's not, either it is or isn't, it's never quite
4) The word "Afters" used instead of pudding/sweet/dessert
5) Result, used when discussing football ie; We are really hoping we get a result on Sunday. I can guarantee that they will. They will either win, lose or draw!
I'm done - for now