[Sweendog94]

what terms or phrases grate on your nerves?

[downtonfan]

"A source revealed"

[cazzz]

Originally Posted by downtonfan

"A source revealed"

winner! might as well close the thread

[Blondie X]

Poured her curves

[Goaty]

"According to friend" which really from z-lists themselves!

[Pamplemousse]

Not exactly a phrase, but the way that the Daily Mail always manages to slip into an article the house value of the person the article is about.

[Old Bloke]

Person A is to 'wed' person B. Who uses this stilted expression in real life?

[Fred Bean]

'Nicki Minaj'

[Mr Teacake]

'Wazza'

[RuinedGirl]

''Reveals heartbreak...''
For example ''*insert name of Z-List celeb* reveals heartbreak over love split/affair/long lost relative.''

And for the notoriously attention seeking Z-list celebs who are selling their sob stories to magazines every single week, they've made a new phrase, which is ''Reveals NEW heartbreak.''

[EurovisionDave]

I find the terms "bedded" and "romped" highly annoying, if only for the reason that no-one uses these terms in real life. These terms also seem to be exclusivley used for Premier League footballer and their "conquests"

[downtonfan]

Also "world exclusive"

A world exclusive isn't the first baby pics of a Jolie-Pitt kid. A world exclusive would be the announcement that aids or cancer have been cured.

[littlebooties]

I always despised the term 'stunner' or even 'stunna'.

[SuperAPJ]

When a couple's relationship is in trouble, we often read that they are "holding crisis talks". They're not world leaders or government officials! These "talks" also sometimes happen abroad, so it's probably just the man trying to win back the woman by taking her away and splashing some cash!

Oh and let's not forget "the One Direction hunk/heartthrob".

[Aneechik]

Romp - Shagged
Tired - Drunk
Exhausted - Drugs

[j4Rose]

Love child.

[Coma_White]

Originally Posted by downtonfan

Also "world exclusive"

A world exclusive isn't the first baby pics of a Jolie-Pitt kid. A world exclusive would be the announcement that aids or cancer have been cured.

When 'world exclusive' is used in relation to an interview or story relating to, say, Kerry Katona or Michelle Heaton or 'soap star'. People in this country barely care, let alone the rest of the world!

[ChowderHead]

The need to always include the value of the house where the subject lives.

[AdelaideGirl]

Originally Posted by Goaty

"According to friend" which really from z-lists themselves!

Unless it's about the Joli/Pitt/Aniston in which case the jurno made the whole thing up. Nothing written about those three is real.

[Eddie Badger]

Originally Posted by downtonfan

"A source revealed"

Which translates as "something we made up because we can't be bothered doing any real journalism."

[Smiley433]

"...flaunting her curves..."

[Goaty]

"Bravest"

[rammsteinqueen]

Originally Posted by littlebooties

I always despised the term 'stunner' or even 'stunna'.

Argh! Me too, such a horrible word and because nine times out of ten they're about as "stunning" as house brick anyway...

I can't stand "pal"... Who the chuff uses that word?! And "folks". Puke.

[braincapers]

Confirmed batchelor

[fitnessqueen]

Originally Posted by EurovisionDave

I find the terms "bedded" and "romped" highly annoying, if only for the reason that no-one uses these terms in real life. These terms also seem to be exclusivley used for Premier League footballer and their "conquests"

And don't forget- they can only romp or bed a stunna in a "love nest" (actually I've just remembered that a friend on FB has a habit of tagging himself and his girlfriend in "the love nest"- it makes me feel ever so slightly sick ).

"Sparked fury" annoys me too- it normally means that one sad person with no life has complained about something....