‘I WOULD SAY’! It’s just so silly.

My bad. Drives me nuts. Why do adults have to revert to being 2 year olds learning to speak ?

And... ‘I should of’ - it’s ‘I should have’

The phrase ‘You’re Joking Me’

and ‘It’s a journey’ and ‘unchartered water’ as said by Nicola Sturgeon every few minutes!

Draw for drawer, brought for bought. Lots of those already mentioned. I could feel the annoyance rising within by just reading them! ??

I agree. It's also nonsense. A totally meaningless way to introduce something that you actually do say. It has always irritated me.

I get fed up when looking through msm home page that almost every article has " so and so reveals " something ...

How about “laters” instead of goodbye when you may never see that person again! I don’t think they are referring to the hereafter!

'I'll tell you for why' Drives me crazy & it did my Mum too.
Mind you there are a lot of things that drive me crazy right now!!

When I ask my GC if they want, say, a cup of tea, they say, "I'm good, thank-you, irritates me.

Different to. It's similar to, different FROM

Elephant in the room. I’d like that to be Elephant in room 101.

Woke ! Especially coming from people who are barely conscious !
Does that work for you Grrrr.
What does my bad mean?

I myself. And in this moment in time. Grrrrr

'surreal' totally overused and misused.

Aep girl, me too! Ditch the elephant ASAP!
I dislike most of what’s already been added though some are new to me but, my bad, simples, haitch and of for have, come top of my list.
When questions are asked at the briefing and they say, “That’s a very good question,” when what they’d really like to say is “Don’t you listen? We answered that yesterday.” Anything said by Laura Keunssberg
The new one that I’m about to hate is The Blame Game. Read it or heard it mentioned about 11 times since yesterday!

I hate the expression, ‘Sorry for your loss’ when someone has died. For some reason, it never sounds sincere to me.

I love the expression "oh my days!".

My manager used to say 'let's hit the ground running'. It always annoyed me.

I am also getting fed up with hearing the word 'unprecedented', sometimes 3 or 4 times in one interview.

Can I get ......?
I have to say ......
I also cringe at the response, “I’m good”. I have said it myself a few times and I was very cross with myself when it happened. I think it’s used so often now that it’s filtered through to my brain as being appropriate. I still hate it.

People who punctuate their sentences constantly with "like". Makes me want to slap them.

I cannot bear the way that nouns are turning into verbs. One example is accessing. I blame the Americans for this.

My least favourite Covid word is: unprecedented

Oh, and everyone is on a journey these days. Such a cliche.

‘ proceed in a sure- footed manner’ just count the number of times Dominic Raab says it in his briefings. Will put £1 in a pot each time, will have more than enough for the hairdressers by the time they open!

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