"You go girl/gurl....
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agree, it's so patronising
I admit I say oh my days as I don't like to say God's name in vein.
Also these wind me up to no end
Aesthetic
(On vinted) hello lovely
Boy/girl math
Its giving
A red lip
Pop (as in this colour makes your eyes pop)
ILY
Mama bear
Hehe
More will spring to mind no doubt.
"much love"
I know quite a few types who put this in texts/emails. It's not a great reflection on the company I keep tbh. (I'm aware of this and monitoring the situation though)
duck off.
I know quite a few types who put this in texts/emails. It's not a great reflection on the company I keep tbh. (I'm aware of this and monitoring the situation though)
duck off.
Another one that angers me.
"Empowerment".
"Empowerment".
Like many phrases/words in this topic they have a purpose but are catastrophically overused IMHO. The orginal meaning and impact of the word or phrase is then demeaned and ends up meaning very little.
Empowerment now means to me people posing in their undies.
I was today years old when…
No. You were 28 Laura, because we don’t do our ages in days, past the first bloody WEEK of our lives.
And it’s always something thick they claim to have not known, like how did you get to this age NOT knowing how to put a duvet cover on, you absolute omelette?
No. You were 28 Laura, because we don’t do our ages in days, past the first bloody WEEK of our lives.
And it’s always something thick they claim to have not known, like how did you get to this age NOT knowing how to put a duvet cover on, you absolute omelette?
There can only be one winner…
Well that is obvious
Well that is obvious
Perhaps more for the "annoying things on social media" thread, but describing body parts like lips or bum cheeks as "juicy". It sounds like something a cannibal would say.
“Well done you”.
A simple “well done” will suffice thanks. I know who I am.
A simple “well done” will suffice thanks. I know who I am.
'I said what I said'
Chef’s kiss, followed by the action!
Oh duck off or you’ll get a Glasgow kiss instead!
Oh duck off or you’ll get a Glasgow kiss instead!
Yes, this one! No-one ever said it at all until about 18 months ago.Chef’s kiss, followed by the action!
Oh duck off or you’ll get a Glasgow kiss instead!
Same sort of thing as people crapping on about their mum talking about "putting the big light on". No she didn't, it's from a Peter Kay stand-up routine! I don't remember anyone in the '80s talking about The Big Light.
Then yer no a Glaswegian, hen! It wuz always the big light
Yes the big light was a thing in the 70s too.
I'm not Scottish (although my grandad was) but it was always the big light or main light. Where do people think Peter Kay got it from?! Peopleisms! Observational comedy.
I'm from the South of UK and 'putting the big light on' was a thing as a kid in the 80s and 90s for me and my sister
Not Glaswegian, no. I'm from the Midlands (not Birmingham though). We just called it The Light. Other light sources were lamps. I don't remember having those in the sitting room at home, only in bedrooms. I don't remember anyone else saying it either, although as a kid and teenager I doubt I discussed lighting with people very often.
I'm east midlands and a 90s baby, 'The big light' was and is still a thing
I’m from NE Scotland. It was always the big light. And, unless you’d lost a contact lens or needle, must NEVER be switched on. Because it’s not Blackpool illuminations in here.Anyway what’s this ‘delulu is the solulu’ bullshit I’m seeing? It’s on t-shirts. Makes no sense. Grown men & women ffs