"A faint heart never ****ed a fair lady" "Don't look at the mantelpiece when you're stoking the fire"
Aussie Ausiie Aussie No Worries Going out Thongs A Schooner of light.. Hey, Whats hapening (hello) He Smashed him Rah Rah Rah (blah blah blah) Flat as a lizard out drinking Well thats what bothers me anyway
Pretty hard to beat that one, Grinning ............... except to say 'it ain't over till the fat lady sings'.
Cannot abide cliches - but worse still, I detest conversation puntuated with the word "like" and the words "you know". Hearing someone replace the g with a k to the end of the word something (often also replacing the th with an f, producing somefink) all but brings on an apoplectic seizure.
Was just typing the word locker as that came through! ''Respectively''. As in away to QPR and Arsenal,respectively. Or out with hamstring and ankle injuries, respectively. Pointless word , for the hard of thinking only.
There seems to be a fad for saying "I'm all over it / that" - makes people sound like slime secreting monsters. View attachment 33959
I was recently told to Get Involved at a wedding buffet I am currently dating a sausage roll and have two mini cheddars stuck on my nipples
One of the phrases I used to hear a lot was "cheer up, it may never happen" from random strangers. I wasn't feeling sad or worried at the time - that's just my face! The alternative would be to walk around grinning inanely which I suppose would have the benefit of scaring off these people. I was one told at a party "you look serious." Not a question but a statement, so I replied in a deadpan way that I should do because I am a newsreader. I managed to maintain the illusion for several hours that I did the 2am news on About Anglia before someone decided that I was full of it.