OT: obviously

[shaggs]

I like when the sentence ends in but.

But what??

 

[Maccas4177]

"them blokes...."

 

[fizman]

Can someone please confirm whether this weekends round is a "week in or week out"?

I know the boys are working hard week in and week out, I have just lost track.

 

[glenmoresharkie]

Luke Lewis often says "Penriff" instead of "Penrith." True Westy right there.

 

[The Masked Avenger]

Minno

 

[Feej]

That's like the people that say "anythink" and "impordent".

 

[Ausguy]

Or my favorite from mark geyer....

"Aks" pronounced "arks"

Also known as "Ask"

In a sentence .... "Can you aks Tim to call me please"

 

[Frenzy.]

What about those people who say could of or would of?

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

 

[Frenzy.]

From my own perspective I have always been highly annoyed when people say they have "bronichal asthma"

1. It's f**king bronchial

2. All asthma is bronchial

/short rant over

 

[Poolshark]

When people use that in conversation, I like to shoot back with:

"Well what is it? Yes or no?"

They get embarrassed.

And so they should!! And I bet its something they think long and hard about dribbling oout next time.

 

[newman]

What about those people who say could of or would of?

hahahahahahahahahahahaha

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ywTrOgEzKE

 

[Frenzy.]

That Daniel is a serious kinda fella.

hahaha