You'll never hear me say this.

'No, of course not my love, I can think of nothing better than watching football/cricket/anything involving a ball. You do indeed pay for EVERYTHING that is slightly TV related and it is indeed quite correct that you have first dibs at whatever sport is on said TV.'
Words that will never trip from my lips.

NanKate I wasn't asking if this is a trick question; I was asking if this is like a trick question – i.e. something you'll never hear me say.

Eastenders is so uplifting.

I always give 120 per cent.

Like I said (when I haven't)

"I wouldn't dream of going off to do something interesting dear, 'll sit here and watch the Grand Prix / cricket / golf / Top gear for as long as you would like me to ."

"Yes, of course I'd love to go on a long bike ride."

"My bad" I am still not entirely sure what it means.

Yer know what I mean yeah, right? makes a sentence flow better. Ditto

Indinana have to agree 100 percent.

"I don't want to go fishing.....".

"Oh good! A comedy show with Alan Carr and Harry Hill"

I give up.

I keep my worries to myself.

I'm going to clean right through the house today!

"No, I don't feel like reading today!"

Ha, ha. I've told my I Pad off!

Mind you, it's the ' wiches' that add the calories!

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"Cricket is my favourite sport"

@J52 - not many calories in sand...

"I really love the way young people so frequently use the word "like", it makes their conversation so interesting"

I'm more likely to suggest sharing a desert. A pub restaurant near us does mini deserts with a coffee or tea. It's a great idea, you get the sweet taste, but only a fraction of the calories.

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No Absent it's not a trick question. I was out with old friends for lunch yesterday and when it came to dessert I was busily looking through the menu when my friend said 'I rarely eat desserts' and I suddenly realised I never said that, wish I did as I would be a size or two smaller.

Now back to the thread.

"I'm not a feminist but ....."

Is this like a trick question?

I mean you'll never hear me say that....

I think the word 'basically' is a useful word....I love it !!