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grrrr, just flicked the off button..
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I normally watch the Wright Stuff , when I'm having a coffee break.(I have a bloody cheek..lol), I forgot to switch the tele off when I came in 'here'
When I went back in the lounge, the normal mish-mash of Jeremy Vile/Trisha, can't remember who, was on.
The word spilling out the gob of these 'chavs' was contstanly...."basically", every other word was this,,,grrrr
What word gets to you, like fingernails scraping down a blackboard?
When I went back in the lounge, the normal mish-mash of Jeremy Vile/Trisha, can't remember who, was on.
The word spilling out the gob of these 'chavs' was contstanly...."basically", every other word was this,,,grrrr
What word gets to you, like fingernails scraping down a blackboard?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS3U_AraWfI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fS3U_AraWfI
After saying some bad news at work, the person walks away saying "HAPPY DAYS" loudly!
Another couple of phrases at work are "It's all Swings and Roundabouts" and also "Happy Bunnies".
One annoying phrase that is not used much is the response to agreeing with something that another person has said....."Oh, absolutely".
One greeting that does not seem that sincere when used at work (I do not use it) is the greeting "Allright?"
Another couple of phrases at work are "It's all Swings and Roundabouts" and also "Happy Bunnies".
One annoying phrase that is not used much is the response to agreeing with something that another person has said....."Oh, absolutely".
One greeting that does not seem that sincere when used at work (I do not use it) is the greeting "Allright?"
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