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    On modern phrase that gets my goat.

    Posted by Ronnies Finger on 26/6/2025, 8:30:30

    Calling a tv programme that has multiple episodes Season instead of series .
    Season is Spring Summer etc.

    I mean Dads Army called season 4 FFS!
    Bloody Americans…

      Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

      Posted by The Cruiser on 26/6/2025, 10:31:05, in reply to "On modern phrase that gets my goat."

      My bad.

        Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

        Posted by Swiss Tony on 26/6/2025, 9:38:54, in reply to "On modern phrase that gets my goat."

        ‘Perfect’

        Nothing is perfect.

        Swiss

          Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

          Posted by J in C on 26/6/2025, 8:57:40, in reply to "On modern phrase that gets my goat."
          Sarah

          Can I get


          It's can I have you twerps

          Legend

            Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

            Posted by Laststraw2 on 26/6/2025, 9:10:13, in reply to "Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat."

            First it was "absolutely" then it changed to "100%". Getting pissed off with the latter now.

              Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

              Posted by Suffolk Punch on 26/6/2025, 9:54:45, in reply to "Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat."

              I still cringe when I hear the word "snuck", which is usually on the BBC news now.

              The past participle of sneak is sneaked, ffs. If it was snuck, then peaked would be puck, leaked would be luck, tweaked would be twuck and freaked would be fruck.

              Cue someone to tell me to fruck off.

              Everybody talks...
              Some hear...
              A few listen...
              Almost nobody understands...

              Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

              Posted by Kurious Oranj on 26/6/2025, 8:59:42, in reply to "Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat."

              It's may I have




              Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

              Posted by Kurious Oranj on 26/6/2025, 8:56:53, in reply to "On modern phrase that gets my goat."

              Obviously

              Literally

              WHEN IT FUCKING ISN'T

                Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

                Posted by Alien Nate on 26/6/2025, 8:39:28, in reply to "On modern phrase that gets my goat."

                Can I get ?

                When we were lovers
                I loved you, with all my heart

                  Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

                  Posted by Round Green Hatter on 26/6/2025, 8:46:39, in reply to "Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat."

                  I'm just reaching out....

                    Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

                    Posted by Kent Hatter on 26/6/2025, 8:55:12, in reply to "Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat."

                    Starting sentences with the word SO.

                    The stronger the team, the stronger the team.

                      Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

                      Posted by Ampthillhat on 26/6/2025, 9:08:07, in reply to "Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat."

                      Ending a sentence with the word "right" is also becoming a more regularly annoying occurrence, right.

                      The incorrect use of the word "absolutely" is also absolutely becoming a new thing.

                        Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat.

                        Posted by Alien Nate on 26/6/2025, 9:01:04, in reply to "Re: On modern phrase that gets my goat."

                        And talking like you have a raw throat. Even more annoying when it is not a teenager, but an otherwise intelligent "expert" on the TV. (mainly women for some reason)

                        When we were lovers
                        I loved you, with all my heart

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