Sounds like northern or Leicester dialect.
Sounds like northern or Leicester dialect.Febbry instead of February
Same as the ones who put it on loud speaker and then hold it close to their ear/face.
Xmas
It’s not Xmas it’s CHRISTMAS
not really hard is it.
it’d be like saying xtry City. It’s just weird and wrong.
Tbf, a fair few called him XXXX ColemanMore like calling our old manager X Coleman
unless I pay a very handsome bill!
This is fallout from "reality" programmes like The Apprentice, where they have to hold them like that for the sound guy to pick them up - the yoof of today now think that is normal behaviour!Same as the ones who put it on loud speaker and then hold it close to their ear/face.
The ones moaning about the rule of six being in place on Christmas Day do my head in. "There's more than six in my family, we're not leaving someone on their own", if there's more than six in your family split into two groups that are under the limit - job done.The disproportionate 'fuss' around Christmas Day this year in relation to the pandemic. I can't understand why there is such a clamour for one day (and I'm no Grinch, honest!) to be 'saved' in relation to helping stop this bloody awful virus. I get that it is an important family gathering/tradition for a lot of us, but one bloated meal without a gathering, which often involves including the vulnerable group seems a simple thing to forego for once. Ironically, it is this old group who (for understandable reasons) will probably moan most. I am already not looking forward to having to tell my mum and stepfather they can't come round (I have a secondary school son, my mum has cancer mid 80s, so I won't risk it). Can you 'feel' my guilt?!!
The country is utterly dumbed downThe disproportionate 'fuss' around Christmas Day this year in relation to the pandemic. I can't understand why there is such a clamour for one day (and I'm no Grinch, honest!) to be 'saved' in relation to helping stop this bloody awful virus. I get that it is an important family gathering/tradition for a lot of us, but one bloated meal without a gathering, which often involves including the vulnerable group seems a simple thing to forego for once. Ironically, it is this old group who (for understandable reasons) will probably moan most. I am already not looking forward to having to tell my mum and stepfather they can't come round (I have a secondary school son, my mum has cancer mid 80s, so I won't risk it). Can you 'feel' my guilt?!!
What garage does he work at?
Your man in your screenshot says “no fear” while pedalling a conspiracy that the virus isn’t real, therefore there must be a global conspiracy, I assume for some nefarious reason.
They annoy me too - particularly if they then moan that everyone's commenting on how nice her pics look, and does she fancy a date, etc!Ohh, yeah it's funny how they're like "oh I'm not scared"
Tbh, it's a bird on Insta who posts fantastic photo's, only reason she's followed
They annoy me too - particularly if they then moan that everyone's commenting on how nice her pics look, and does she fancy a date, etc!
Most of them are just vain beyond belief!Twitter is the worst for it.
They'll publicly show screenshots of people PMing them, "shaming" them.
Then in the same breath, do a then vs now of their current boyfriends PMing them
Was it Jeremy Vine talking about Imperial measurements again?People who say privacy and not privacy. I also heard a TV presenter refer to vine yards (repeatedly) which was even more grating!
Nick, are you actually going around town TRYING to find "pacific" things to annoy you now?
Just things I notice in every day life.
Add to that people who just want to have meetings or "touch base" of any old shit. Makes you wonder how they ever get any work done.
I see your “touch base” and raise you a “catch up”.... just email me for fuck sake, I’m busy.
When a new film comes out or a song is released and it's "it has dropped".
Fuck off.
Let's put a lid on all this and revisit it at the end of play
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