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car ads "red in colour" fuck off

"Fandom"

“Colorway”

CC: Everyone above you in the food chain

“The ploughing”

Sounds like a systemic problem to me.

Three times in the last week I’ve heard different people use the phrase “every day of the week” to signify support of/agreement with something. Where has this come from? Can you please stop? Although if it signifies a reduction in the use of “100 percent” it might not be too bad.

There’s a woman who does the voiceovers on Lidl and Dunnes radio ads and I hate every word that comes out of her mouth.

Hollibops

It’s just pre-school with notions.

These are all imported words, a chara.

Now that’s just pedanterism.

I've seen him do standup live three times and he's really, really good.

For sure.

Is “for sure” an Americanism or is it some weird direct translation quirk Johnny Foreigner picks up on because of whatever the equivalent positive assertion is in their native language?

"should of"

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