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little things that annoy the shit out of you


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13 minutes ago, Chocoholic said:

It's probably been listed before, I've not read recent pages...

 

People responding to everything with 'Yeah, no'

 

Make up your minds, motherfuckers! You either answer with a yes, or a no, it cannot be both, you parroting shits!

Yes irritating, it's like a new trend I mean who said it first and how, or why, did it catch on? Like the can I get bollocks, those that shout oye oye whatever it is. 

 Not to mention footballers saying absolutely every other word, the list goes on. 

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6 hours ago, Chocoholic said:

It's probably been listed before, I've not read recent pages...

 

People responding to everything with 'Yeah, no'

 

Make up your minds, motherfuckers! You either answer with a yes, or a no, it cannot be both, you parroting shits!

"Yeah nah" is a mainstay of kiwi parlance. Bit annoying like, but you get used to it.

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2 hours ago, General Dryness said:

"Yeah nah" is a mainstay of kiwi parlance. Bit annoying like, but you get used to it.

What about when someone raises their voice when reaching the end of a sentence, as if to ask a question, isn't that an Australianism? I went to THE PUB? That type of cack. 

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2 hours ago, easytoslip said:

What about when someone raises their voice when reaching the end of a sentence, as if to ask a question, isn't that an Australianism? I went to THE PUB? That type of cack. 

Australian Questional Intonation, or the high rising terminal.  Fucking annoying.  

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25 minutes ago, VladimirIlyich said:

Australian women's accents in general. Designed to inflame the eardrums.

Our neighbours in our old house had moved over from Melbourne,  and their son , Mark, came to stay for a while one summer. He brought his girlfriend with him. I was made up when I first saw her as she was like a supermodel , but after two weeks of her screeching ' Mirk, Mirk , Mirk ' in the garden I would happily have strangled her.

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2 minutes ago, A Red said:

The funny, yet also annoying thing, about the new zealand (mainly) and aussies accents is the way the pronounce eck as ick. e.g

 

I'm going round me neighbours to sit on his dick and have a few beers

I used to piss myself watching Shortland Street. Vowels all over the place.  

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2 hours ago, Rico1304 said:

Australian Questional Intonation, or the high rising terminal.  Fucking annoying.  

I didn't know the correct term for it, cheers. 

It is annoying, my brother does it all the time and I keep meaning to ask him where the fuck he picked that up, probably doesn't know he's doing it to be fair, grrr. 

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2 hours ago, Rico1304 said:

Australian Questional Intonation, or the high rising terminal.  Fucking annoying.  

We're in strange times indeed. I've just had to rep Rico. I had one of those Aussie customs programmes on the other day (they don't fuck about, them!) and had to turn it off after a few minutes because of the voices. 

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