Words you love.

[Mystic Mac]

Belligerent
abhorrent is a particular favourite
superfluous
capricious, often used to describe our elderly cat and me by my partner
strangulation is not used enough for my liking....

 

[Linds]

rumbustious
epic
stramash
bop
shenanigans
serendipity
numpty

 

[gintonic]

innit
wha gwan
gassed
sick

 

[tiggers]

ostensibly
capricious
rambunctious
erstwhile
perspicacious
ergo
performant
ephemeral
quintessential
loquacious

 

[gintonic]

"it is was it is"

 

[stevec67]

"it is was it is"

Jesus H Christ, has that suddenly become the overused sentence of the moment, or what? I was aware of it 10 years ago and in occasional use it passed muster. Now it's every 2 minutes, a mate of mine will use it over and over again without realising.

 

[gintonic]

Jesus H Christ, has that suddenly become the overused sentence of the moment, or what? I was aware of it 10 years ago and in occasional use it passed muster. Now it's every 2 minutes, a mate of mine will use it over and over again without realising.

 

[Colin L]

Tory wipeout

 

[Jo Sharp]

Clusterfuck. Frequently used in military parlance, as in: " the attack was a complete clusterfuck".

 

[Jo Sharp]

Shagged, as in "tired and shagged out after a long squawk" (Norwegian Blue).

 

[Jo Sharp]

Pillock

 

[Jo Sharp]

Chuffing, as in "you chuffin' pillock"

 

[Sue Pertwee-Tyr]

Jesus H Christ, has that suddenly become the overused sentence of the moment, or what? I was aware of it 10 years ago and in occasional use it passed muster. Now it's every 2 minutes, a mate of mine will use it over and over again without realising.

It is what it is what it is what it is what it is...

That's Tourettes, that is.

 

[Simon Dawson]

 

[Bjork67]

Dauphinoise imagine expecting your potatoes to make dolphin noises .

 

[Cav]

Jesus H Christ, has that suddenly become the overused sentence of the moment, or what? I was aware of it 10 years ago and in occasional use it passed muster. Now it's every 2 minutes, a mate of mine will use it over and over again without realising.

"It is what it is" whenever that phrase was used in meetings, I always said "well, what else would it be?"." We are where we are" elicited a similar response...

 

[stevec67]

"It is what it is" whenever that phrase was used in meetings, I always said "well, what else would it be?"." We are where we are" elicited a similar response...

I bet that made you popular. A few places I've worked, I hope you're a bit of a hard man, because you'd been had a good time on that.

 

[Joe P]

The trick is in the delivery. Say the tautological statement at the office meeting with conviction and gravitas as you break through the fourth wall.

It is what it is.

For pros only: And with a Shatnerian pause: It is … what … it is.

Joe

 

[martin clark]

 

[andrew d]

Suknackered.
i.e. Everything that Sunak has knackered.