Saying "Look" before every answer

[foxy boxing]

it is a way for them to get attention saying "look" meaning look at me see what i am doing,hear what i am saying they are trying to emphasize their point to the max

[yorkie1999]

Do the math has got to be the most annoying pseudo intelligent americanism ever, apart from raising the pitch of your voice half way through a sentence to  imply a question, or wearing minuscule framed architect glasses. Look. 

[foxy boxing]

5 minutes ago, yorkie1999 said:

Do the math has got to be the most annoying pseudo intelligent americanism ever, apart from raising the pitch of your voice half way through a sentence to  imply a question, or wearing minuscule framed architect glasses. Look. 

hate the way Americans say math instead of maths really ******* annoying they just butcher the English language

[Collymore]

A lot of people use "My bad" on here. That really annoys me for some reason. 

[Jattdogg]

Like seriously? 

[bovril]

"Rant over".

[foxoffderby]

John Terry, watch his interviews he uses it a lot

[abc]

Quote

"Basically......" is far far far more annoying!

So......., I find this more annoying!

[SystonFox]

Look, I mean, listen.

 

Jamie Redknapp literally is the epitome of this.

 

literally

[bovril]

3 minutes ago, SystonFox said:

Look, I mean, listen.

 

Jamie Redknapp literally is the epitome of this.

 

literally

Also Tony Blair. Listen, guys, you know, come on, wha' I mean is that....

[Carl the Llama]

I'll tell you what, when someone starts a new thread to say something that could have been put in an existing thread it really grinds my gears.

[Smudge]

I don't say that, it's bad look.

[Parafox]

I raised this as a moan in the What Grinds My Gears topic ages ago and I got ridiculed for raising such a pointless topic.

 

Glad to see that, by and large, the feeling is the same.

 

The irritating thing for me now, is, those who start an answer with "so..."

[Stadt]

Look, I mean then he turned around said that's like literally it

[Blue and white]

Like I say (despite not saying it previously)

[hebangsthedrums]

'I literally shit myself'

 

Hmm, did you?

[bovril]

And what's with the overuse of the perfect tense in post-game analysis? "He's hit the ball and it's gone in".

[Webbo]

What is perfect tense? What's pluperfect and preterite mean?

[fuchsntf]

On Wednesday, August 31, 2016 at 19:10, StanSP said:

do you get annoyed when Ranieri interrupts journalists during a question or starts off most answers with 'no' despite not actually meaning 'no'...?

A typical modern Foreign trait.When in meetings over Europe, I was suprised  how many People starting their discussions

and replies with No..then actually start agreeing  with the points made...

I noticed its creeping in ,  in English company meetings..

[Carl the Llama]

35 minutes ago, fuchsntf said:

A typical modern Foreign trait.When in meetings over Europe, I was suprised  how many People starting their discussions

and replies with No..then actually start agreeing  with the points made...

I noticed its creeping in ,  in English company meetings..

Tbf you're the last person who can complain about foreign anglophone mannerisms.  I spent years on this board convinced that you were a German guy speaking English as a foreign tongue.