Modern slang/terms you hate

[LEONARD]

Scals who say 'nice one'.

It's 'thank you', you Sun reading cretin.

 

[Connor]

Scals who say 'nice one'.

It's 'thank you', you Sun reading cretin.

Nice one Len

 

[Baines' left foot]

When asking someone a question instead of replying “yes” it’s “yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah”. There’s always at leat five of them.

 

[coollino]

It is you know.
But I'll agree to disagree.

They are chips cooked 3 times though, not sure they could be named anything else.

 

[coollino]

When asking someone a question instead of replying “yes” it’s “yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah”. There’s always at leat five of them.

Ahahaha I have a mate at the pub that I call 'yea yea yea man'. He does it with everything and nods loads too.

Not to his face of course.

 

[Walken]

When asking someone a question instead of replying “yes” it’s “yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah”. There’s always at leat five of them.

Multiple yeahs and nods are a sure way of knowing your instruction hasn't been understood even slightly

 

[Blues Harp]

"Chillaxing"
" Bestie"
Oh dear

 

[Frang]

When asking someone a question instead of replying “yes” it’s “yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah”. There’s always at leat five of them.

similary when disengaging phone convo..

go on then , bye bye bye bye .. go on then bye bye bye bye bye bye

 

[scratchnsurf]

Not really a slang term but people removing 'to be' from sentences.

'This needs fixed'.

Morons.

 

[Frang]

Not really a slang term but people removing 'to be' from sentences.

'This needs fixed'.

Morons.

scousers miss 'to' out of most sentences

goin the asda

should be 'going TO the asda

 

[scratchnsurf]

scousers miss 'to' out of most sentences

goin the asda

should be 'going TO the asda

Yes, I'm sure all Scousers do that most of the time, and no one else does.

I'd be more concerned about basic sentence punctuation if I were you.

 

[roydo]

scousers miss 'to' out of most sentences

goin the asda

should be 'going TO the asda

Weirdly, Bristolians add "To" to random sentences.

"Where is the nearest Asda to?"

"Have you seen the new Bond film mate?" "Whats that to?"

Mentalists. @ste d' indica

 

[john jako]

Netflix and chill.

 

[Alanbileysfeathercut]

They are chips cooked 3 times though, not sure they could be named anything else.

And the term is triple cooked chips?
As I said before I'll agree to disagree as my once cooked in the oven triple cooked chips are getting cold.

 

[coollino]

And the term is triple cooked chips?
As I said before I'll agree to disagree as my once cooked in the oven triple cooked chips are getting cold.

They are cooked once, frozen, cooked again, frozen and then cooked once more to eat. More crispy and fluffy.

Is tandoori chicken annoying too?