Mike Oxlong Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 My Mrs has delusions of grandeur. She often calls me a count.
Great Boos Up Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 When annoyed I sometimes say "it really bites my goat"
thursday_next Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 4 minutes ago, Great Boos Up said: When annoyed I sometimes say "it really bites my goat" And so you should. 'Bite' and 'Goat' are words that somehow belong with each other, especially from the viewpoint of lions or other predatory beasts. I'm going to be using it from now on. 'Goat' is actually my favourite word. I'd be a terrible goat-herder as I would spend the majority of my time laughing, rather than keeping a proper eye on my goats.
VLC86 Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 2 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Up the football here we go The terraces, a song for you.
AKCJ Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 2 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Up the football here we go **** me, yes. Sang that one loud and proud for years before someone pointed out just how ****ing thick I was.
Dan Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 Not a phrase but my Mum used to think Rihanna's song was called Hazel's got the music
David Guiza Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 Since moving away from Leicester I have noticed how many people in God's great city say 'straight the way'. I saw a guy on Facebook the other day banging on about 'flying on all cylinders' also. 'Moo point' is another, think it's been referenced in IT Crowd and Friends too with 'damp squid'.
RobHawk Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 my misses always thought that the clash fought the lord but the lord won!
pSinatra Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 It's precedent not president tenterhooks not tender hooks
VLC86 Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 40 minutes ago, Dan LCFC said: Not a phrase but my Mum used to think Rihanna's song was called Hazel's got the music These are great. One of my mates asked me what a McHammer was... He meant MC Hammer. The same person also once told me he likes listening to a bit of Jay Zed.
Smudge Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 Said to me "Well that gives us another arrow up our sleeve"
StanSP Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 i've heard people write down vicer verser. when it should be vice versa.
Aus Fox Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 Had a guy at work come to me with a small problem, nothing major but he wanted to "nip it in the butt". Whole new problem could have arisen if I had let him.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 Saw someone on here say someone missed a 'guilt-edged' chance once
Trav Le Bleu Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 17 hours ago, Buce said: I knew someone who talked about being an escaped goat (scapegoat). And the number of people who say damp squid.. Any excuse to roll this out.
Swarles Barkley Posted 22 March 2017 Author Posted 22 March 2017 When you create the thread becuase you believe you only had the one but find you've mis hearing quite alot of other things as well
StanSP Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 when people mistake 'specifc' for 'pacific'. And when people get St Pancras wrong and say 'St Pancreas'
Beliall Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 it's funny this thread shouldd pop uup today. MMy son was on the bus home with me, eating his M&M's , and he said "I shared my peanuts" (wiith the boy sitting beside him) I thought he said "I shaved my Penis"
Beliall Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 2 minutes ago, StanSP said: when people mistake 'specifc' for 'pacific'. And when people get St Pancras wrong and say 'St Pancreas' Like pasketti (Spaghetti) My 6 year old does that
Dan Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 And the worst one that's become significant on here recently - Athletico Madrid.
Countryfox Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 1 hour ago, Beliall said: it's funny this thread shouldd pop uup today. MMy son was on the bus home with me, eating his M&M's , and he said "I shared my peanuts" (wiith the boy sitting beside him) I thought he said "I shaved my Penis" A psychiatrist would love you ......
Countryfox Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 "Give it to him" .... Cost a man his life ... Heard clearly but misunderstood.
Buce Posted 22 March 2017 Posted 22 March 2017 13 minutes ago, Countryfox said: "Give it to him" .... Cost a man his life ... Heard clearly but misunderstood. Dereck(?) Bentley?
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