Is it just me? or does anyone else feel irritated when you tell a friend or relative something, for example, “I nearly missed my flight after getting caught in traffic. It ended up such a rush at the airport & the reply is “What a shame” or if texting similar, getting same reply, what a shame. Thats just an example ?
Most of the above, Plus - “So that’s that then” My sister frequently says it after an event has finished. No doubt she will say it after Christmas. I could scream!!!!
'Like' sprinkled like icing sugar seems to annoy a lot of people, but it isn't recent or American, as suggested. When I was young (back in the day!) it was common in the North West of England. I'm going back 70 years or thereabouts. Didn't Victoria Wood have some of her characters use it?
My recent screaming annoyance is 'the optics' — as in, he decided not to do it that way, the optics would have sent the wrong message. Do they all live in pubs?
Some of these sayings are annoying but my question is Vickixx - why do you need to text someone to tell them you nearly missed your flight. No wonder she says what a shame I'm not sure what other response you would want.
asking someone if they need another cup of coffee or if there're warm enough - answer: 'I'm good' well that's a matter of opinion...…...and answering everything beginning with SO...……..what is the so for? and then there's 'absolutely' what's wrong with 'yes' and 'I'll take that off you' Off? 'from' for goodness sake! and of course 'see you later' - when will a delivery man see me later - is he calling back? finished now...…...