Calm dowwwwn, Pheebs.
Aside from being terminally cutesy-poo, totally fake, and not remotely funny, that show should be prosecuted for Crimes Against the English Language.
Absolutely
Re: Absolutely
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Another annoying one is...........
'No Problem'
Try enquiring at any customer service at any shop/store, I GUARANTEE you will get a 'no probs' or 'no problem'
That REALLY grips my shit, especially if it comes from a snot nosed college leaver who has spent his life watching Neighbours that spawned this horrid trend of alternative usage of the English Language
Try enquiring at any customer service at any shop/store, I GUARANTEE you will get a 'no probs' or 'no problem'
That REALLY grips my shit, especially if it comes from a snot nosed college leaver who has spent his life watching Neighbours that spawned this horrid trend of alternative usage of the English Language
The West London of my youth is now on dvd
I've met the man on the street............and he's a cunt
I've met the man on the street............and he's a cunt
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Re: Another annoying one is...........
Its actually an Australian colloquial term that dates back decades Ace
The Americans(through Business Training Courses) have been trying to beat it out of us for a good 20 years with no success
I've heard workers use it when dealing with someone who is complaining
Quite stupid and has made a customer quite irate on more than a few occasions
The reality is that most people(not just those in mundane menial jobs) don't listen properly or really think what they are saying
Maybe its because of our fast paced society in which we dwell
but I'd put forward its more the corporate culture than anything else
Used to be a time where people actually talked to one and other
but this has been reduced to hello...how are you....transaction...goodbye
No idle chit chat allowed unless its results in another sale
cheers
B....OZ Rant Rant Rant
The Americans(through Business Training Courses) have been trying to beat it out of us for a good 20 years with no success
I've heard workers use it when dealing with someone who is complaining
Quite stupid and has made a customer quite irate on more than a few occasions
The reality is that most people(not just those in mundane menial jobs) don't listen properly or really think what they are saying
Maybe its because of our fast paced society in which we dwell
but I'd put forward its more the corporate culture than anything else
Used to be a time where people actually talked to one and other
but this has been reduced to hello...how are you....transaction...goodbye
No idle chit chat allowed unless its results in another sale
cheers
B....OZ Rant Rant Rant
Re: Another annoying one is...........
Guilty, officer- but when I say it, at least I really mean it.
Unless it's a problem, of course...........
Unless it's a problem, of course...........
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Absolutely
Y'all have a nice day, you hear?
"a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the
signification...."
signification...."
Re: Absolutely
beat me to it jj with that one,wasnt that steve wrights catchphase around 1981ish,lol riots in liverpool ,brixton etc,hell still say it,have a nice day.jj wrote:
> Y'all have a nice day, you hear?
> Y'all have a nice day, you hear?