“Cheeky” - Annoying Phrases

[maidmarian]

Definitely use the word 'hun, hunny, lovely, my lovely... 😂

[Gull]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbell

since 1966... Must have been said a million times

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At least ! And now it’s going to get worse 😭 🤣

[Tinkerbell]

Also words used to create drama

For example

Serena Williams just retired injured from a match. The commentators, this is an utter tradegy...

Er no
Tradegy
an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a serious accident, crime, or natural catastrophe.
"a tragedy that killed 95 people"

An utter tradegy is much more than a tennis match

Or maybe I'm being mean

[TigerMom]

Crimbo and hollibobs make me irrationally angry.

[Fluffypenguin]

I can’t stand it when women say,

“I’m a wine girl”, for example or “I’m a primark girl”.

Why do they refer to themselves as a “something” girl? I don’t get it! 😂

I also don’t like hubs or hubby.

Or choc or choccie or brekkie…

[Fluffypenguin]

Originally Posted by Sandra & co

Referring to your husband/wife as dad like ‘didn’t we dad’ or ‘shall we go mum’ instead of their name. Makes you sound so old

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It makes me want to vomit when my fiancé’s parents call each other mum and dad. I’ve never ever known anyone else to do this and i just find it so nauseating.

[Universal VR]

Originally Posted by Fluffypenguin

It makes me want to vomit when my fiancé’s parents call each other mum and dad. I’ve never ever known anyone else to do this and i just find it so nauseating.

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We had a couple at work who (I assume) called each other mum and dad because one day I asked him something and he said “I’m not sure, I’ll see if Mum knows”. I wondered who he was talking about!

[Sandra & co]

Originally Posted by Fluffypenguin

It makes me want to vomit when my fiancé’s parents call each other mum and dad. I’ve never ever known anyone else to do this and i just find it so nauseating.

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I’ve heard a few people say it, dh said it to annoy me by saying ‘didn’t we mum’ I said I’m not your ####### mum!

[buryboy]

Originally Posted by Fluffypenguin

It makes me want to vomit when my fiancé’s parents call each other mum and dad. I’ve never ever known anyone else to do this and i just find it so nauseating.

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I call my wife ( don’t date say DW) ‘ mum’ when the kids are about. ( when talking to my wife not to the kids about their mum )

It did confuse me the other day when I realised I had two entries on my phone called ‘ mum’- my wife and my mum.

( I also had an entry for my wife under her first name )

Do I win the prize ?

[Sandra & co]

I would say ‘go ask Dad’ but I wouldn’t say ‘Dad do you want a cup of tea’, he’s their dad not mine!