Mine is when the young call those 20 years older than them Coffin Dodgers. Grrrr the way they behave they will be gone long before those they disrespect. What do you hate?
OMG micmak, I have to be the coffin dodger in chief, but I don't care because I am intent on enjoying what I have left. My pet hate is methinks instead of I think. We are in the 21st century, not the 16th. It makes me grind my teeth.
Leaving the news agent this morning I was 'bumped in to' by a 17 year old ish who said "Out of my way coffin dodger" I am 61 years old. ( I thought I looked pretty good for my age) in his eyes apparently not.
Yeah, mic, but not very many. You can grind false ones as well, you know.
How very rude of that young boy. The ones that come round here are very polite. I have not heard any of them use that expression. Of course, I know where they live and I also know their mothers, so perhaps they are just being wary.
I thought that 'innit' had passed into obscurity. I hardly ever hear it these days.
Strangely, MicMak, one of the words I hate most appears in your post! 'Disrespect' is US street slang, which I hate to hear used in this country! (And I know quite a few elderly people who happily refer to themselves as 'coffin dodgers', as I will do myself fairly soon!).
I also hate people who start sentences with conjunctions, so my previous sentence should obviously be regarded purely as a figment of your own imagination ;-)