Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
Wine o'clock.
Modern phrases that drive you nuts
- Thread starter Groucho
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Love you. Not the one you use to your partner or child, but when grown adults (especially men) who say it to each other
….’love you’.
Worked for years in office environment and in latter years, phone conversations with partners invariably ended with ‘love you’. It’s become an automatic phrase, almost absolving the real meaning. Weirdly, some of those saying it where having affairs with work colleagues
Worked for years in office environment and in latter years, phone conversations with partners invariably ended with ‘love you’. It’s become an automatic phrase, almost absolving the real meaning. Weirdly, some of those saying it where having affairs with work colleagues
Scott Mills, Radio 2 is bad for it….’love you’.
Worked for years in office environment and in latter years, phone conversations with partners invariably ended with ‘love you’. It’s become an automatic phrase, almost absolving the real meaning. Weirdly, some of those saying it where having affairs with colleagues
Very recently "The full force of the law" is being used all the time. What does "half the force of the law" look like?
Politicians being "very clear" when actually they're being their usual duplicitous selves.
Politicians being "very clear" when actually they're being their usual duplicitous selves.
goldfinchmule
Player Valuation: £10m
Look,we are where we are.
Alanbileysfeathercut
Player Valuation: £80m
A 'Karen'
Wool behaviour at the uppermost.
Just say arlarse.
Wool behaviour at the uppermost.
Just say arlarse.
bluerobert
Player Valuation: £35m
Your Christiano Ronaldo’s, your Messi’s, your Mbappé‘s.
There’s one of each, stop being a wool.
There’s one of each, stop being a wool.
Pootsy
Player Valuation: £30m
Thats fast approaching so I'm letting it go today.
100%.
Seens to be used by young men, including footballers, in any given context to indicate sincerity or certainty. Sometimes in combination with bruv.
It makes me wince. Harry Kane saying it in interviews during the Euros made me want to set fire to my arm.
the proof is in the pudding...
if you are going to use a banal phrase, at least use it all and properly
if you are going to use a banal phrase, at least use it all and properly
Saying “etcetera” after everything you say.
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