Timber Floor Au

Obviously not expletives.. thats too obvious.. but words , usually americanisms.. that offend you

I really hate the word JERK , and JERK OFF it boils my piss and I cringe when I hear it on TV.

Ste

TiddlyPom

Twat.

I don't like that at all.

crocodileseamus

I loathe the 'C' word, I think most women do. I wonder why?

Anyway I really don't like it, even though I say bad words I judge a person by saying the 'C' word. I think people who say that word have low morals, as moral rate high with me.

Lynne

WelshSarah

How is the c word not an expletive then!!!!

I hate phlegm!!

It and the word!!

Icarus

Bar Closed

Sally Simpson

And you must hear that an awful lot Ste!

MartinH

Offend or just plain annoy?

Well how about:

"Definately" for starters (there is a button and its called SPELLCHECK)

"Your" when someone actually means "You're"

People who use "done" instead of "did" - Alan Shearer being the most high profile offender "I think he done really well"

crocodileseamus

Sorry didn't read it properly, thanx for pointing it out.

Don't like the words 'to be honest', does that mean when people don't say this they are lying?

Is that better

MartinH

oh yes and how could I forget "deffo" or "defo" as in "we are deffo going to do that"

Vanessa

I have said this before. When British people say schedule like an American ie skedule! In Aus when people say yous as in "yous don't want to do that"

crocodileseamus

In Northern Ireland most people say 'yous', except when they are being corrected by their parents!!!!!!!!!!

Wheeler-Jones

INNIT (chav for isn't it but used at the end of a sentence instead of a full stop if question mark) Hate it. So common here in Hayes.

And 'sssh!' when my husband says it.

mattmc

Soccer when they really mean FOOTBALL
This is two words I know but..."British Open" when they really mean "The Open" especially when Nick Faldo says it. He should know better.

fraser

Tottenham, I hate everything about that word.

mattmc