Words or phrases that you hate ...

[deptfordmarmoset]

Are high and tea proper nouns?

As proper if not properer than Lunch or Dinner.

 

[vernon]

[QUOTE 3404606, member: 45"]An up and coming FB friend of mine reported, with pictures, that she was taking brunch last Saturday. At 3:30pm.

See!!!?? That's where you've got us Ramsay!![/QUOTE]

I'm quite happy Weatherspoon's all day brunch at any time of the day. I don't see what the problem is.

 

[Dan B]

Are high and tea proper nouns?

Proper tea is theft

 

[jay clock]

"Can I get....?" as in can i get a latte, or the bill. No you chuffing can't. it is the servers job to get it

 

[Accy cyclist]

Lunch is something you take to work in a lunch box such as sandwiches crisps and pies. Dinner is something you have around mid day and supper is something you have before you go to bed.

 

[Accy cyclist]

" Medson" instead of medicine. If i remember they had a bit of a debate about this a good few years ago and decided it was ok for news readers and reporters to say medson. Surely it's just as easy to say medicine?

 

[nickyboy]

Dont get me started on "supper" eaters....

Twats, the lot of em.

Supper is and was a little light something late in the evening cos it was a long time since we ate w'tea

I can still remember years ago being rung early evening by a posh recruitment guy when I was looking for a job. "blah, blah, blah....well I won't keep you from your supper......". WTF, I've just had my tea mate

 

[Shut Up Legs]

" Medson" instead of medicine. If i remember they had a bit of a debate about this a good few years ago and decided it was ok for news readers and reporters to say medson. Surely it's just as easy to say medicine?

Yes, that's just as bad as "vunnerable" . My apologies in advance if someone's already mentioned this one: I wasn't going to reread the entire 27 thread pages, sorry.

 

[HF2300]

[QUOTE 3404606, member: 45"]An up and coming FB friend of mine reported, with pictures, that she was taking brunch last Saturday [/QUOTE]

Where was she taking it? Was it not OK where it was?

(And I'm intrigued by an 'up and coming' FB friend. I didn't realise there was a career ladder)

 

[Silver Fox]

Que, or is it Queue

 

[SteCenturion]

Meh.

No not this thread being Meh. The word Meh... it's not a bloody word.

Me too...

hate it & just don't get it.

 

[welsh dragon]

Axed. As in "he axed me out". What's wrong with ASKED.

 

[SteCenturion]

Brother does "Yeah" at the end of most sentences +

the worst offences for me come from X Factor.

"So on point"

"you smashed it"

"you totally made it your own"

Louis effin Walsh - Grrrr !!

"you owned the stage"

"you've got the likeability factor"

+ any description of a boy/girl group as a 'band' when they don't & can't play any instruments.

then there is also
"on it like a car bonnet"

 

[welsh dragon]

Awesome dude.... and just DUDE.

 

[SteCenturion]

Awesome dude.... and just DUDE.

Ha, Ha, Ha,

I use that in tea

don't generally speak it though.