"Can I get..." is the one that grits my shít the most, because I am guilty of it on occasion.Originally Posted by Burney
Talking of which, which is the more distressing Americanism, do you think? 'I'm good' to mean 'I'm fine' or 'Can I get...?' when you mean 'May I have...?'?
Both distress me hugely.
And don't get me started on 'reaching out'.
I hate it and I hate myself.
I've never done that, but have found myself saying 'I'm good'."Can I get..." is the one that grits my shít the most, because I am guilty of it on occasion.
I hate it and I hate myself.
As to 'Reach out', I've put this up on my wall to let people know my opinion of such drivel.
Reach out.jpg
YES!Talking of which, which is the more distressing Americanism, do you think? 'I'm good' to mean 'I'm fine' or 'Can I get...?' when you mean 'May I have...?'?
Both distress me hugely.
And don't get me started on 'reaching out'.
"Can I get?"
And I am WELL, thank-you.
I thought it was just me.
The very worst crime of all, of course, is being asked "What's up?". To which I answer "The sky".
"Reach out and circle back"I've never done that, but have found myself saying 'I'm good'.
As to 'Reach out', I've put this up on my wall to let people know my opinion of such drivel.
Reach out.jpg
Since the filth wont be the slightest bit interested all that we can do is wish cancer on the pair of ****s...
'Seems that I was busy doing something close to nothing
But different than the day before'
'Met a dwarf that was no good, dressed like Little Red Riding Hood'
'Now you're unemployed, all non-void
Walkin' round like you're Pretty Boy Floyd'
Ooh you're quite a dish Marve
A touch of insanity in them there eyes but nonetheless quite a dish
Sorry for your loss
10 characters? Pile of cund.
To be fair, 3 of them turned up at my house yesterday afternoon and took away some bits for forensics to check for prints etc. Then they are coming back tonight to meet me and take the cctv on a usb stick. Seems like nobody told Bromley police about the funding cuts.
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