Talk that get on my nerves .......

........ lots of it, really, but the main ones are -

"Rocking up"? What sort of stupid talk is that?

"Drorings"? My arse!

Along with them who can't pronounce the letter "T" and the Scottish !!!!

Plus they don't wear anything now..they ROCK it..how on earth

starting a reply with"So"......

Sor instead of saw....

Using the word "like" several times in one sentence.

Saying "basically" and "obviously" too often.

Agreeing with Joe Maplin with "so" to start each sentence.

These are filler words, and totally unnecessary.

Oh, and using the word "of" instead of have. That's probably the worst one.

Then there are sentences which include double negatives, e.g. I've not done nothing wrong.

Gets on everybody's nerves

Can I get!

My bad. ????

it's very fun,....what!

Everything is “unprecedented “ on the news

Tha nose several times

It is just language though isn't it, just part of the regional dialects in this country

Do any of you recall Danny Kaye, who seemed to have the ability to talk in a way that you got the gist of it, though in whole, it was undecipherable?

i think it was stanley unwin who did that , ena.

No, Danny Kaye was quite a different sort of thing.

I remember listening to him in the company of an elderly Jewish lady, who turned to me and said, "I was sure he was speaking Yiddish, but I could not understand a word of it"!

Owt what comes out of the gobs of the "Bannermen"....but I don't know what they SEZ....even better

Stanley Unwin
Nursery rice pudding now, as trembled by nannyterror up the backstair. Primbutter and sugar all at once in a heavy, shallow dish upon the gentlyheat. Stirring about with spoonwood, squatter a split vanilla pod aomongst the crunchlode until smelling dandygood. Preheat the oven to 300ºF/150ºC/Gas mark 2.