Why do really posh people say 'Ears' instead of 'Yes'?
Why do really posh people say 'Ears' instead of 'Yes'?
If the phone goes or the doorbell goes and my missus instantly asks "who's that?".
How the frickin' hell should I know!!
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Other things that annoy me are:
I know how you feel. Really? Are you me? No!
When people are on the phone and they keep replying "Ohh I know" Well why are they telling you then? Classic line from a Fawlty Towers episode!
Have you had your hair cut? I normally start fumbling my hair and go AARGRGHHHHH I've been scalped during the night!!!
What did the captain say to his men, before they got on the ship?
Men, get on the ship.
You realise that admitting that you find this funny means you have a very poor sense of humour - just like me.
Its' not really a question but: "Oh man this tastes awful, here try some" and it's close friend "Oh man this smells awful, here smell this" - no thanks, if it's that bad I'll happily take your word for it.
Can an answer that can't be validated be considered false?
It's been driving me nuts for weeks.
Two things really p... me off.
Being asked "Is anyone sitting here?" pointing to an empty chair
and...............
An arrogant customer saying to a cringing sales assistant "Do you know WHO I am?"
I was happy of my understanding of logic - then along came Fuzzy logic
... sorry all I forgot to take my geek hat off... <short pause>
Good look with your exams if you have any more - I remember finishing my degree I thinking I'll never do another exam in my life - over 10 years have passed and so far I have kept the promise.
It does, dunnitOriginally Posted by Clunk
Also, whoever it was said about the 'Can i ask you however many questions?', it should be MAY, not CAN. (proper English people!
/me shakes head )
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