'YES', I live in Scotland by the way and it's not a good word at the moment.
Lol. But it is UNBEARABLE on facebook at the moment. You would think the yes campaign was about to get 100% of the vote: I have never seen anyone say a word for Better Together. And they are so belligerent and persistent. I don't like blocking people, but there are a couple of them who are one 'this proves that the English government are planning to destroy Scotland' post away from it. >:(
The usual suspects for an intelligence-free post on DS: "PC", "sky fairy" "flying spaghetti monster" (sorry, three words), Bliar, feminazi....
Chillax
Yolo
Facepalm
Staycation
My bad (two words I know, but I can't stand that expression)
Awesome
Selfie
Server
Bling
Yummy mummy (again two words, but this phrase irritates me)
Slummy mummy (as above )
Doughnut written as donut
Adding 'much' when you reply to someone as in 'Jealous much?' or 'Generalising much?'
>:(
I'm sure there are a few more, but I could be here all day
Yes, yes, YES! I also detest the use of cupcake for what has always been known as a fairy cake in our house.
It will always be a fairy cake to me.
The whole "cupcake" nonsense seemed to start when the characters in that God-awful Sex and the City became seen as something to emulate. Just yet another obsession I do not understand.
The whole "cupcake" nonsense seemed to start when the characters in that God-awful Sex and the City became seen as something to emulate. Just yet another obsession I do not understand.
I hate cupcake too. They've always been buns to me! Even fairy cake is a bridge too far
It now seems to have been reappropriated to simply add emphasis or something. Maybe someone can describe it better than me. It drives me mad when I see it!
After 36 hours at L*g*l*nd, I've come home in a cultural ambulance and am sipping a fine white and listening to Netrebko's performance of Puccini's "Cuando men vo."
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You'll hate my aunty then, she uses that saying all the time.
'Hate', it's disgusting.
Delivered in the same smug tone as someone would say "voila" when presenting a magnificent gastronomic delight at a feast!
Not really fitting for a plate of fried-haddock and chips in Wetherspoon's.
Seemingly said by every server in every pub, hotel and restaurant that I visit.
I presume that it hasn't reached the higher-class establishments, but I can't afford to eat in them, so I'll never know.
I'm sure it's an Americanism and it pisses me right off.
Either add the two simple words "your meal" or STFU.
The usual suspects for an intelligence-free post on DS: "PC", "sky fairy" "flying spaghetti monster" (sorry, three words), Bliar, feminazi....
Yolo
Facepalm
Staycation
My bad (two words I know, but I can't stand that expression)
Awesome
Selfie
Server
Bling
Yummy mummy (again two words, but this phrase irritates me)
Slummy mummy (as above
Doughnut written as donut
Adding 'much' when you reply to someone as in 'Jealous much?' or 'Generalising much?'
>:(
I'm sure there are a few more, but I could be here all day
Even more annoying, somebody else posts "before what?" before I get the chance to.
It will always be a fairy cake to me.
The whole "cupcake" nonsense seemed to start when the characters in that God-awful Sex and the City became seen as something to emulate. Just yet another obsession I do not understand.
I hate cupcake too. They've always been buns to me! Even fairy cake is a bridge too far
It now seems to have been reappropriated to simply add emphasis or something. Maybe someone can describe it better than me. It drives me mad when I see it!
Bromance
Prom - Another Americanism.
After 36 hours at L*g*l*nd, I've come home in a cultural ambulance and am sipping a fine white and listening to Netrebko's performance of Puccini's "Cuando men vo."
I mean, how pretentious is that?
Me too. It makes me contemplate violence.