‘I WOULD SAY’! It’s just so silly.

I also cringe when people pronounce H as Haitch . No one says N Haitch S though, do they?

Just sung the alphabet song to myself and sang Haitch!! You have to do it without thinking about it which is difficult because you are thinking about it

The latest one seems to be "That's a very good question!"

Well, yes - otherwise I wouldn't have asked it! (And a very good answer would be nice!)

The one that irritates me is when the weather men describe a sunny day, as wall to wall sunshine. Urrgggh.

I hate "lessons will be learnt" referred to on page one here

I shout at the tv,,, yes, but will you ACT on it!

"To be perfectly honest" ... implies they aren't honest in anything else they say.
A variation is "To be quite frank" ... grr!

"Enjoy" when a waitress give you your meal .That always gets me going I want to say What if I don't ??????

I hate it when people say’good’ in answer to‘How are you?’. I also cringe when people pronounce H as Haitch . No one says N Haitch S though, do they?

Makes me think of Mandy Rice Davies when she said “he would say that wouldn’t he.”

Can I get .....

MY BAD, it makes no sense, why not say my mistake, very American and I wince everytime I hear it, yes petty I know

One I’ve noticed increasingly lately is ‘going forward’ or ‘moving forward’. Whats wrong with ‘in the future’?

'My bad' - utterly stupid expeession.
'So' when starting a sentence.
'I'm good' when you enquire how someone is.
'Can I get' when someone is ordering food etc

And numerous other expressions that don't make any sense or murder our lovely English language.

Most of the above!
‘Oh my days!’ is another - who the hell dreamed that up and spread it around like the dreaded coronavirus?
(Prime candidate for my rat-infested dungeon when I’m a dictator ?)

Uni, pronounced Yoonee, instead of university.

What do yoonees teach that anyone wants to know?

When the weather forecasters say ‘as we head into the weekend’.

When politicians say “let’s be clear”. You know they are going to be anything but.

When I worked in Local Government you could guarantee whenever management had been on yet another 'awayday' they would be quoting new buzzwords, the ones that spring to mind are 'blue sky thinking', 'thinking outside the box', 'singing from the same hymn sheet' and the latest one 'going forward' Arrgghh!! ;)

Laters when they mean bye bye

I have not heard 'my bad' - who uses that?
I must have led a sheltered life!

Another vote for "my bad". And people (usually young) who say "soz" for sorry.

Blinko
The government is doing something, they are tackling a pandemic ?

"kicking the can down the road - hate that one - used by lazy politicians mostly!!!

At this moment in time

Chewie I agree ‘my bad’ is utterly ridiculous...

I don’t even know how it could have come into usage ...

People do insert all manner of meaningless fillers. They fear coming across as too overbearing , unfriendly, or know-it-all.