Freddie the Greek
Striker
People who try to fit the word "yeah" as many times into a sentence when only one would suffice YEAHYEAHYEAHYEAHYEAH!!!!!!!!
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all of that - I always think of teachers when watching MOTD or Sky "pundits". BT's European show with the journalists is light years aheadPeople pronouncing "th" as "f".
Footballers like Ian Wright and Alan Shearer using sloppy speech such as "what he done" and being paid handsomely on MotD. It's not a great example to children. I'm constantly correcting my sons' speech after they've watched it (on catch-up). You'd think being able to speak English well should be part of the selection criteria.
Drivers not indicating before turning off on a roundabout.
The use of "there is" with a plural rather than "there are" - this is really common, even with teachers and newsreaders (e.g. There is queues on the M25).
The obsession with fame.
The word "celebrity".
People who leave their litter in supermarket trolleys so when the next person gets it its got till receipts, discarded food packaging, used masks and all sorts of other old shite that the scruffy fucks cant dispose of in the bin that you have to push the trolley past when leaving the supermarket.
Website who advertise clothes, specifically trainers, and you waste time browsing and finding something you like only to go to put them in the basket and find that all is left are a pair of size fives or fifteens
Yes it makes them hard to light... Scum of the earth them people..People who drop fag ends
Its generally accepted by most people not to drop litter. Why is it different for fag ends?
Probably similar to the “I was only popping into the shop for 5 minutes” defence for parking on double yellows.Yes it makes them hard to light... Scum of the earth them people..
anyone who has ever, for whatever reason uttered the words ' my bad' should be murdered, then killed again to make sure they're dead.
VisPeople pronouncing "th" as "v”.
Footballers like Ian Wright and Alan Shearer using sloppy speech such as "what he done" and being paid handsomely on MotD. It's not a great example to children. I'm constantly correcting my sons' speech after they've watched it (on catch-up). You'd think being able to speak English well should be part of the selection criteria.
Drivers not indicating before turning off on a roundabout.
The use of "there is" with a plural rather than "there are" - this is really common, even with teachers and newsreaders (e.g. There is queues on the M25).
The obsession with fame.
The word "celebrity".
My first girlfriend’s brother (deed now, inevitable) used to answer “go ahead”.People who answer the phone with "Who's this? "
If it's a woman I'll normally guess Angelie Jolie, or a man.. Roger Federer.
I've never been right yet but it baffles them.
If i answer a phone it's either who's there, who's calling or who's that.
(Stupid little thing, but you asked)
You ok hun. ?My list part 2
Alan shearer - his parts on MOTD must be quite scripted/rehearsed as he flounders when he has to ad lib.
Crisp names like Moroccan Spiced lamb. Stupid unnecessary detail.
Suzuki’s
People who send me hilarious videos
Video calls - I now look best on voice calls
Gym goers who drop weights from weight height
Part 3 to follow.