Wilfy
Striker
Unless they’re talking about his car.People who say “he likes his golf”. Golf is not his. There is no possessive.
It’s “he likes golf”.
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Unless they’re talking about his car.People who say “he likes his golf”. Golf is not his. There is no possessive.
It’s “he likes golf”.
And there will be consequences just no longitudinal studies done yet to identify them.That's their personal choice, and they will face the consequences.
Go wellThe phrases, "my bad", "period" or "living my best life".
Americanisms that have mangled their way into the English lexicon through dummies on social media.
I fkn hateThe phrases, "my bad", "period" or "living my best life".
Americanisms that have mangled their way into the English lexicon through dummies on social media.
Agreed, but do Brits say that though?I fkn hate
Im going/on/been on vacation
No youre not
Youre going on fkn holiday
Some posters don’t think we have been Americanised.Go well
And taking them down on boxing day. The hallmark of a scratterThickos putting up Xmas trees in November
Our place does when the bastards go on holidayAgreed, but do Brits say that though?
Agreed, but do Brits say that though?
Hotel breakfasts are usually sub par.A poor hotel breakfast
Took me ages and drew blood to change a brake bulb on a Nissan Note, next time one went off I took it to an auto electrician.True. I took mine to Halfords, as I thought it was not worth my time and effort to save £18. It took 2 of them 25 minutes and at one stage one of them had their hand stuck and I, reluctantly as I was paying, had to give them a hand to free it. This was a 15 year old car too, bugger trying it on a modern car and potentially dropping a part which would cost 100's of £'s to replace. They had to take the battery out and the battery tray in the end, put it all back together and found the bulb wasn't sitting in the housing correctly when I put the light on to test it and then do it all again.
Gazillions of them in everyday life.The phrases, "my bad", "period" or "living my best life".
Americanisms that have mangled their way into the English lexicon through dummies on social media.
Moneyincels - or that's what I call 'em anyway - on social media moaning about paying £1,500 in rent (and other laughable exaggerations), moaning because being in your early twenties and doing 20hrs working in Costa Coffee doesn't allow you to buy a three bed semi like it did (no, no it didn't) in all the generations before them.
The first generation that never got told no by their parents suddenly faced with budgeting and having disposable income based on how hard/smart you graft; whining because they don't have a new build semi and a brand new lease car in their 20s on their own.
No concept of what life was like for people working in the 80s and 90s. No concept of inflation and the 'cheap houses' seemed an absolute fortune at the time.
Not really sure if some of these are just Russian/China bots trying to sow seeds of dissent in young people.