I hate it. They’re so…flappyThey absolutely terrify me too. It's stressful being in town centres.
I hate it. They’re so…flappyThey absolutely terrify me too. It's stressful being in town centres.
I thought you were a nice person.Room 101:
Birds. Sorry to all the people who have pet birds on here but they terrify me.
The smell of meals being microwaved. Oddly specific I know but I walk in to our canteen at the start of my shift which is partway through the evening shift and they’re all having their dinner and it stinks of reheated cottage pie or beans. It’s vile. Makes me gag every day.
Speed bumps. The really hard plastic ones that are harsh and hurt your back even if you go over them at 0.5mph.
This is who my husband says I am. In lockdown I went a little bird crazyDella:
People from Leicester the being referred to as being up NorthThe space centre in Leicester is great too if you’re ever on your way up north x
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yep, boils my blood. Have mentioned it in a previous thread. Also ‘we was’Can I add people that say "Off of" as in got off of the table. You don't need the "of".
Have to say this is mostly said in London/SE and it's really silly
Ok I have to know is it all birds? Including ducks? Penguins? I know a lot of people who are afraid of the ones who tend to fly at you or flap around your head but they generally make exceptions for penguins and ducks.Room 101:
Birds. Sorry to all the people who have pet birds on here but they terrify me.
The smell of meals being microwaved. Oddly specific I know but I walk in to our canteen at the start of my shift which is partway through the evening shift and they’re all having their dinner and it stinks of reheated cottage pie or beans. It’s vile. Makes me gag every day.
Speed bumps. The really hard plastic ones that are harsh and hurt your back even if you go over them at 0.5mph.
Hope you're having a great time!Damn, I’m away at an F1 race in a foreign country with barely any signal, and still no verdict? You’d think the jury would jump on that opportunity!
Not to mention ‘could of’ and ‘would of’ instead of ‘could have’ and ‘would have’ grrrryep, boils my blood. Have mentioned it in a previous thread. Also ‘we was’![]()
Also 'I brought instead of 'I bought'yep, boils my blood. Have mentioned it in a previous thread. Also ‘we was’![]()
Oh God everyone I work with says "we was". Just why??? It's just as easy to say "we were". bleeping dipshits.yep, boils my blood. Have mentioned it in a previous thread. Also ‘we was’![]()
Yup. That too. No one excepts you to speak like a 1930's radio presenter but FFS!Also 'I brought instead of 'I bought'
Bless him. That's a big gig for him.Just read that Les Dennis is going to be in strictly this year![]()
Native English speakers can be the worst for wrecking their own language.As a non native speaker it boggles my mind. The other day I heard someone say "I should of went". like seriously.
I've noticed my eldest says "we was" when she's talking to her mates.Sorry when I say off of like ‘queen tofino off of tattle’ or ‘matey off of Facebook” it is in an ironic Scott mills way
My eldest got told off the other week for correcting the TA when she said “we was”. That was a mistake for them as you can imagine![]()