EE: "Wozza ma'er wiv ya?"
Over used sayings in soaps like
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Originally Posted by JEFF62:
“Fill your boots. I have heard that in corrie quite a few times.”
“Fill your boots. I have heard that in corrie quite a few times.”
The first time I heard that, I thought it was something to do with careless weeing. I still don't know what it means.
a little while ago liz, sean and michelle kept saying you knock me sick.
itwas soo annoying then just stopped. liz said it a week or two back for first time in a while. stupid saying.
itwas soo annoying then just stopped. liz said it a week or two back for first time in a while. stupid saying.
Originally Posted by PatheticFallacy:
“"You can stick yer flamin' job!" - usually heard on the first day of employment”
“"You can stick yer flamin' job!" - usually heard on the first day of employment”
Or even before employment a la Maddeh at the factory
Originally Posted by soap-lea:
“a little while ago liz, sean and michelle kept saying you knock me sick.
itwas soo annoying then just stopped. liz said it a week or two back for first time in a while. stupid saying.”
“a little while ago liz, sean and michelle kept saying you knock me sick.
itwas soo annoying then just stopped. liz said it a week or two back for first time in a while. stupid saying.”
Ironically, Sean and Michelle always knock me sick.
Gotta get me head straight A classic EE line for a character who is leaving Always get a vision of all these folk with bent heads
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Originally Posted by TellMeMore:
“"No more secrets" *hug* *shifty look over shoulder*”
“"No more secrets" *hug* *shifty look over shoulder*”
100000 x this
Originally Posted by priscilla:
“I hate yuh- Peri Lomax”
“I hate yuh- Peri Lomax”
Lol, indeed... Must be into double figures in the last fortnight.
"About last night"
"So and so knows/might know/can never know about that night"
whenever someone's planning a crime that involves insurance, they always sniff around someone in the know about the insurance payout
Corrie, when a male or female who are obviously going to be love interests are going out-
"Right, I'll see you at blah blah"
"It's a date...oh, but not really a date, just a night out, drinks, not a date, etc etc" (along those lines)
When two characters kiss, somebody always says "Oh, get a room!" Happens at least every week in Corrie and annoys me for some reason.
"Right, I'll see you at blah blah"
"It's a date...oh, but not really a date, just a night out, drinks, not a date, etc etc" (along those lines)
When two characters kiss, somebody always says "Oh, get a room!" Happens at least every week in Corrie and annoys me for some reason.
Person serving behind the bar (normally in ED or Corrie) says..
"I'll bring 'em over"
Cue two-hander table scene...
"I'll bring 'em over"
Cue two-hander table scene...
Originally Posted by TellMeMore:
“"No more secrets" *hug* *shifty look over shoulder*”
“"No more secrets" *hug* *shifty look over shoulder*”
I laughed out loud. xD
"You can trust me." - HO's Ste Hay to basically everyone he meets and then subsequently betrays the trust of. I love him, but he really must not know the meaning of that word XD
"Don't give up on me." "I won't give up on you." or some variation.
"I love the bones of ya"' - Corrie.
"Can you do us a service wash" - EE
"Any tea in the pot" - Corrie / EE
"Lets go to that new restaurant in town" - Who the hell says that in real life.
"Can you do us a service wash" - EE
"Any tea in the pot" - Corrie / EE
"Lets go to that new restaurant in town" - Who the hell says that in real life.
Originally Posted by Kim_x:
“Eastenders - *Insert child's name* is Jack's.”
“Eastenders - *Insert child's name* is Jack's.”
Originally Posted by dd68:
“'Flaming' and 'pigging' on Corrie”
“'Flaming' and 'pigging' on Corrie”
Yep, Kylie and Eva like to use those.
Anna and Owen with their 'loves' and someone usually says 'What's this, the Spanish inquisition?'
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