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stanton wrote:

mnsrfrites wrote:'hows u?'

people are starting to speak like a cruddy text message sent by a bonafide festigio

"How's you?" has been a greeting in parts of the UK for decades, Lincolnshire particularly. They also use "Now then" as a greeting.

'Now then' , 'Alreet' and 'How do?' and 'Ey up' are fine by me

i wont settle for 'hows u?' though

allow it like, cause i use half of what use have wrote still..

soz

how's you isn't that bad surely? you might say to someone's face "how's <insert>?" so why can't you say "how's you?"

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Call of play

badger wrote:how's you isn't that bad surely? you might say to someone's face "how's <insert>?" so why can't you say "how's you?"

mnsrfrites decrees.

I love how most people I know in London like to pepper their words with extra Ws and As.


I hate the use of the word dude by most people apart from Incyde and The Dude.

hows it going doesnt annoy anyone does it?

its sort of a silly question though...

"hows IT going"

"hows what going?"

"i dunno, you ok and that"

"oh"

dude is almost as annoying as hella

if i was ever speaking anyone who used the two in one sentence i wouldn't be responsible for my actions

badger wrote:how's you isn't that bad surely? you might say to someone's face "how's <insert>?" so why can't you say "how's you?"

I dont know it just really gets on my nerves im not sure why, just sounds stoopid

badger wrote:dude is almost as annoying as hella

if i was ever speaking anyone who used the two in one sentence i wouldn't be responsible for my actions

'holla' is terrible, i.e. when people end an email or message with ' holla'

felixGash wrote:Also, people who say "can't be asked".

It's "can't be arsed", you fucking arse.

(am right, right? amiright?)

true true

badger wrote:

eLBe wrote:not really a phase but the word 'like' squezzed into any available space
and on the same link the word something/nothing pronounced somthink/nothink

yeah those are both annoying

people who say "still" in a sentence for no apparent reason? seriously what's the point?

and those "he said" "she said" conversations usually undertaken by complete plebs drive me mad

Any repetitive business in conversation is annoying, expand you vocabulary.

Worse work phrase used here is 'by close of play' meaning by the end of the working day, just the insinuation that work can be considered play, raaaaaaaaah

DUDE!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=WmFBOVZ6BLM

Dude is a universal language.

eLBe wrote:

badger wrote:

eLBe wrote:not really a phase but the word 'like' squezzed into any available space
and on the same link the word something/nothing pronounced somthink/nothink

yeah those are both annoying

people who say "still" in a sentence for no apparent reason? seriously what's the point?

and those "he said" "she said" conversations usually undertaken by complete plebs drive me mad

Any repetitive business in conversation is annoying, expand you vocabulary.

Worse work phrase used here is 'by close of play' meaning by the end of the working day, just the insinuation that work can be considered play, raaaaaaaaah

Yeah that is proper annoying, trying to suggest that work is fun when it is undeniably brass (unless you do something you like which i dont)

Call centre termonology is terrible as well from my experience

Homie

BASICALLY blah blah blah blah



and i say this all day long on the phones it drives me nuts



also when people go up at the end of words, as if thats a way of getting through

'Long story short'


*that one goes out to someone special*

stanton wrote: I fucking hate, "At the end of the day",

old flatmate who has a pretty dire grasp of english used this constantly. Bit ironic seeing as she is a total banger an her days never seem to end due to buckfast + various substances!

"what you been up to" more often than not inspires a response of fuck all.

on related note i fuckin hate how coffee houses etc use stupid words for different sizes of coffee. ITS MEDIUM YOU tnuc NOT GRANDE

i just say medium, beanscene in scotland is the worst their sizes are wicked/really wicked/bawbag burstingly wicked