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We all have our little idiosynchracies & quirks. Me? I'm given to saying ludicrous things...repeatedly.
My missus hates it when I say "Itchy bum, surprise to come". Always makes me chuckle - makes her say "shutup!"
Everytime we talk about having a Chinese I say (regardless of the company we're in) "Cream of some young guy". I laugh. She goes "noooooooo". I can't help it.
:lol: :lol:
Anybody else say things that their other half really wishes that they didn't?
Everytime we talk about having a Chinese I say (regardless of the company we're in) "Cream of some young guy". I laugh. She goes "noooooooo". I can't help it.
:lol: :lol:
Excellent!
Wayne's World was a total classic.
Everytime we talk about having a Chinese I say (regardless of the company we're in) "Cream of some young guy". I laugh. She goes "noooooooo". I can't help it.
:lol: :lol:
Excellent!
Wayne's World was a total classic.
Very good...but yes - truly a classic.
Apophes
17-10-06, 08:28 PM
when buying lotto tickets brain disengages and mouth opens
"can i have 2 ducky lips please"
one day a fist will catch me just right and a voice will be heard "there you go sir" :?
I don't really have any idiosyncrasies, I just talk complete and utter ******** all the time. :wink: :lol:
Not someting I'd say but tend to hear it a lot about photos.
'....and this is one of me when I was younger......'
Of course it was! :lol:
Anybody else say things that their other half really wishes that they didn't?
Long time ago - "I do"
Anybody else say things that their other half really wishes that they didn't?
Long time ago - "I do"
Aaaahhhhh - poor you!! :lol: Never mind, it'll soon be Christmas!! oops there I go again
Mr Toad
18-10-06, 07:45 AM
as it says in the Bible
"Many are cold, but few are frozen"
:lol:
krazykim
18-10-06, 08:21 AM
I was in a restaurant and first said that the soup spoon hurt my mouth as it was too round......then said the ice cream was too cold! TWO IN THE SAME NIGHT!!!
I think at some point we all ask when someone goes on holiday
"Going anywhere nice?"
Of course they bloody are...deeeeeer
Being from Belfast, I have many little things that I say that nobody else does. Well outside the country. But lately I've been giving it alot of 'd'ya know what a mean' and the end of unimportant sentences.....
d'ya know what i mean?
I think at some point we all ask when someone goes on holiday
"Going anywhere nice?"
Of course they bloody are...deeeeeer
i do like that one!
my response is always "no, we're going to try somewhere schit this year..."
rpwoodman
18-10-06, 11:22 AM
Whenever we've been food shopping and I'm putting mushrooms in the fridge, I say to my wife "These won't fit - we haven't got mushroom (much room) in the fridge" - which she always groans at.
I've got to the stage of being able to get it into any conversation where mushrooms are involved - whether I don't eat all my tea, I leave a few behind on the plate and say "I'm full up - haven't got mushroom" etc...
Whenever we've been food shopping and I'm putting mushrooms in the fridge, I say to my wife "These won't fit - we haven't got mushroom (much room) in the fridge" - which she always groans at.
I've got to the stage of being able to get it into any conversation where mushrooms are involved - whether I don't eat all my tea, I leave a few behind on the plate and say "I'm full up - haven't got mushroom" etc...
Same! Also, 'he's a fun guy' makes an appearance fairly regularly.
Not an idiosynchracy as such, but I was trying to show off my language skills in a French bar once and ordered a Kronenborg Seize-cent-soixante-neuf........
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