Modern phrases that drive you nuts

[chrismpw]

What’s this please mate?
I genuinely have no idea

Normal.

*runs

 

[evertondotcom]

What’s this please mate?
I genuinely have no idea

A “modern” word for a “traditional” heterosexual person.

So, a straight female who finds men attractive, or a straight male who find women attractive.

 

[Caso01]

A “modern” word for a “traditional” heterosexual person.

So, a straight female who finds men attractive, or a straight male who find women attractive.

Cheers mate, I’m getting too old for all this.
I don’t get why it would need it’s own term when this would be regarded as the “norm”.

 

[gonetomorrow]

Cold snap.

 

[kev]

Cold snap.

Hardly a 'modern' term. Cold snaps were often refered to when I was a kid.
1963 was a little bit more than a cold snap though

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Top drawer

Its not the phrase but how people implement it. It is not and never has been Top Draw unless you're describing Claude Monets finest work.

I hear 'top shelf' a lot now in the same context.

Used to be where you kept stuff out of reach of small children.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

A “modern” word for a “traditional” heterosexual person.

So, a straight female who finds men attractive, or a straight male who find women attractive.

It's not .
It's a word being forced into the English language.
A bit like bouncebackability.

 

[Chozz]

It is what it is...

 

[Chozz]

A “modern” word for a “traditional” heterosexual person.

So, a straight female who finds men attractive, or a straight male who find women attractive.

I think it's actually a term that has been created to define a human who identifies with the junk they were born with. For example if you were born with meat and 2 veg and you identify as a man, then you are a CIS male.

I'm deadly serious.

 

[Davideeyore]

For football / sport especially for me it's punters /consumers /customers.

We're supporters, we're fans.

Covid showed football isn't much, without the fans. Yet we're treated like by all and sundry.

 

[Rita_Poon]

"crank central" and it's requirements for £3 monthly?

 

[Bedfordblue]

 

[Rita_Poon]

he's not feeling himself - erm
he's not right within himself - que?
he's not right for himself today - say whaaa!?

What you mean is, someone's toddler won't stop screaming and now it's gone half eleven you can palm him off and still charge for the day.

Scum.

 

[The Binman]

Lastminute.com

 

[Davideeyore]

"Credit in the bank"