Dictionary

11 Jun 2005

Let me run this one by you confused

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Take it on board if you like :? ,
A ball park figure :?

11 Jun 2005

Echoing Fabios comment earlier we just went to Tescos ( its all glamour here ) and whilst I was day dreaming in wonderment at the array of bargain items I overheard an impromptu meeting of several Tesco management personnel . One particularly loud woman advised her colleagues of the problems involving too much cradboard stacked in the rear yard and when her colleague suggested he would go and move the cardboard she replied " go for it ! "
TCH!
so " go for it " is definately in and appears quite close to the ubiquitous "up for it "
often quoted with a 4 substituited for the for ( or should that be 4 the for ? )

11 Jun 2005

hey Mark dont get tense after all " no pain , no gain "

11 Jun 2005

Well im glad you window is free , but regards cod kicking I have another idea i could " run up your flagpole and see if it flutters"

11 Jun 2005

Yeah perhaps were finding it hard to 'relate' to it perhaps we should 'give it some space' so it can 'find some perspective' and 'reground itself' .

11 Jun 2005

Quote by Silk and Big G
Yeah perhaps were finding it hard to 'relate' to it perhaps we should 'give it some space' so it can 'find some perspective' and 'reground itself' .

Yeah it should pull itself together....

11 Jun 2005

Oh grow up stupid mad

You already have lol

11 Jun 2005

yeah act your age !

11 Jun 2005

Quote by Silk and Big G
yeah act your age !

and not your shoe size!!!! smile

:) :) get a grip.....shake yourself......

11 Jun 2005

I see 'where youre coming from'

11 Jun 2005

Quote by Silk and Big G
I see 'where youre coming from'

you were peeking when I pulled my socks up...

11 Jun 2005

"What are you like!"
"kinda" (a very popular word in here)
"Excuse me?" (instead of pardon)
"I was like"
"Oh my God!"

11 Jun 2005

Sound as a pound dunno

11 Jun 2005

Quote by Silk and Big G
So We have embarked on compiling a dictionary of Inane and meaningless drivel phrases which are used by airheaded folk when they should really just shrug or stay silent .

sorry couldn't resist.........a favourate one from on here
"anyone up for a shag"
lol

:lol: :lol:

11 Jun 2005

yeah safe man mad

11 Jun 2005

I'll give you a tinkle later mad

11 Jun 2005

"How's your Father"

11 Jun 2005

Bobs your uncle (which is true for me rolleyes

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11 Jun 2005

I know it's not an inane phrase but it is a dictionary thread.
My rant of the day:-
"I want a women"
FFS - they're not like sheep, they do come in a singular version!

11 Jun 2005

Quote by rogerthedragon
I know it's not an inane phrase but it is a dictionary thread.
My rant of the day:-
"I want a women"
FFS - they're not like sheep, they do come in a singular version!

Nah they dont mate , theyre all in it together .its a conspiracy !

13 Jun 2005

"Can i add my tuppence worth?"

13 Jun 2005

talk to the hand the heads not listening ( essex for piss off your boring me )
economic structural downsizing sacking a few people

13 Jun 2005

"It's not my cup of tea"

13 Jun 2005

"talk about the pot calling the kettle black"

13 Jun 2005

"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy"
So someone introduce him to SH !!!!! biggrin

13 Jun 2005

"Let's pool resources on this one " wink

13 Jun 2005

corperate deniablilty
it was not us

13 Jun 2005

hehehe
i shouldn't say this but......
love ya to bits....groan....puke!
correct me if I'm wrong
my old boss used to say to these peeps, Ive promoted you to be my spokesman on sexual matters.....or when i want your fucking opinion I'll ask for it

13 Jun 2005

"Ah!....piece of cake!"

13 Jun 2005

'no worries'..........
usually said by a salesman or agent who is desperate to make a deal, has no idea what he's talking about or why he is doing the job and who is very worried ....................