Words Which Annoy You Intensely

[chrismpw]

Ha, the words 'nose', 'spite' and 'face' spring to mind.

In all seriousness, I take all of my drinks black. Not that I don't like milk, it's just that it made camping easier not bothering with milk, and now I find drinks, especially tea, more refreshing without.

 

[COYB]

'chav'

its scally end of

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

In all seriousness, I take all of my drinks black. Not that I don't like milk, it's just that it made camping easier not bothering with milk, and now I find drinks, especially tea, more refreshing without.

Someone mentioned coffee without milk a while back - so I tried it, and haven't had milk in since. Still have milk in me tea, but don't miss it whatsoever in coffee.

 

[chrismpw]

Someone mentioned coffee without milk a while back - so I tried it, and haven't had milk in since. Still have milk in me tea, but don't miss it whatsoever in coffee.

I dumped a girl once because she had milk and sugar in tea. Not for snobby reasons, it's just that I realised how many minutes of my life I'd spend waiting for a teabag to brew before walking over to the fridge for the milk, returning the milk to the fridge, going over for the sugar, stirring, rinsing the spoon....
All I have to do is boil a kettle, pour onto a bag and walk off. Can't be doing with faff.
(my missus has fancy almond milk... Not only do I have to put up with the faff (she's worth it) it costs a fortune, and you need half a gallon in a mug to whiten the tea. I've tried to educate her, but it's a slow process.)

 

[Gwlacticos]

I dumped a girl once because she had milk and sugar in tea. Not for snobby reasons, it's just that I realised how many minutes of my life I'd spend waiting for a teabag to brew before walking over to the fridge for the milk, returning the milk to the fridge, going over for the sugar, stirring, rinsing the spoon....
All I have to do is boil a kettle, pour onto a bag and walk off. Can't be doing with faff.
(my missus has fancy almond milk... Not only do I have to put up with the faff (she's worth it) it costs a fortune, and you need half a gallon in a mug to whiten the tea. I've tried to educate her, but it's a slow process.)

You dumped a girl for having milk and sugar in her tea?. That's a bit scary mate. I hope your new girl does things exactly how you like it.

 

[chrismpw]

You dumped a girl for having milk and sugar in her tea?. That's a bit scary mate. I hope your new girl does things exactly how you like it.

She's learning to. Every day I let her out of her cupboard for a little more time as a reward.

 

[chrismpw]

"winningest" as in "the winningest coach.
A term from the US I believe.
Ghastly.

 

[Lune1878]

"My Bad"

 

[BigDunc'sFod]

When people say "aks" instead of "ask"

Racist

 

[Seathestars]

Sup

I mean WTF

 

[blue61]

Sup

I mean WTF

What Sup?

 

[JammyP]

I feel the same way about "pan-fried". How else do you fry anything?!

Seen one of these?

 

[bring back the catt]

I dumped a girl once because she had milk and sugar in tea. Not for snobby reasons, it's just that I realised how many minutes of my life I'd spend waiting for a teabag to brew before walking over to the fridge for the milk, returning the milk to the fridge, going over for the sugar, stirring, rinsing the spoon....
All I have to do is boil a kettle, pour onto a bag and walk off. Can't be doing with faff.
(my missus has fancy almond milk... Not only do I have to put up with the faff (she's worth it) it costs a fortune, and you need half a gallon in a mug to whiten the tea. I've tried to educate her, but it's a slow process.)

Being pedantic, you don't actually boil a kettle.

 

[bring back the catt]

Whilst on being pedantic, I loathe the expression 'common sense'.
Common sense is privy to those who already know the answer. Probably as a result of making the same louse up as I just did. And the one who will use it the most is usually your boss.
Do on smug chops, if I new what I had done would create a mistake, I wouldn't have sodding done it. You think I did it to make me look chump and you to look superior? I don't think so.
There, rant over.

 

[Eggs]

....'privileged upbringing' - So often defined by where you come from or how much money you have. Lots of wealthy children have soulless upbringings, it's more about a loving environment where you learn respect and how to determine right from wrong.