Polite way of asking...
someone to change the subject?
I don't mean to sound trivial, but suppose it is to an extent. I'm friends with someone, who constantly goes on about celebs. It's got to the point of collecting newspaper cuttings and asking if I know about fanmail addresses...
It's just really boring because it's all he'll talk about, like he knows them personally.
I don't mean to sound trivial, but suppose it is to an extent. I'm friends with someone, who constantly goes on about celebs. It's got to the point of collecting newspaper cuttings and asking if I know about fanmail addresses...
It's just really boring because it's all he'll talk about, like he knows them personally.
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It's not as direct as saying
"HAVE YOU GOT NO OTHER BLOODY TOPIC OF CONVERSATION?"
But it seems to work.
Gazing off into the distance and looking bored helps in this regard.
You don't ask, you just change the subject yourself.
If that does not work then perhaps you need a different friend.
i.e. Such and such is having a new swimming pool fitted -> Gosh, I haven't been swimming in *years*
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are having trouble in the bedroom department -> Actually, I only just got to see that film Inglorious Basterds, I found Brad's part a little too ....