Appalling words (3 Viewers)

[CinnamonBoy]

Was literally about to reply about "dropping" new music. Fucking hate it.

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This is Jim Carroll territory. I liked On The Record a few years ago for the furious debates which would ensue in the comments section but now it's basically just Jim and I'm starting to REALLY hate him. Especially his fawning over the way Bowie, "Bruce", "Jigga" (he actually called him that yesterday) have changed "the game" and all that shite ("Such and such release is was/is a game-changer for how things are done in 2013" etc.). He uses so much bullshit new music-related buzzwords he's the journo equivalent of some corporate jackass and the shite they spout about blue-sky thinking and whatnot.

If he's down with the kids and hip and happening then I'm glad to fuck that I'm not.

Wanker.

 

[rettucs]

stall the ball

cool the jets

take a chill pill

chillax

 

[Theseus Mock]

This is Jim Carroll territory.

Wanker.

"As predicted".

 

[Lili Marlene]

So confused. I'm going back to work.

Ha, ok, i was referring to the Americanism of saying "I'll write you", "She's been writing me" or whatever. It's missing the object (I'll write you a letter) or the preposition (I'll write to you) and from my point of view is bad English.*

So basically if people can get away with "Write me about it" then I can get away with "Stall it over". Explaining things really takes the fun out of them : (






*God I hope I got my grammar terms correct there.

 

[rettucs]

Wanker.

take it to the 'Stating the Bleedin Obvious' thread

 

[george mcfly]

Also those that say "BAND are KILLING it right now."

yeah, fuck that too

 

[CinnamonBoy]

take it to the 'Stating the Bleedin Obvious' thread

Oh, I know. He just got me riled up with his piece yesterday and I had to vent.

 

[rettucs]

and don't forget people who say 'this BAND ARE GREAT right now'

when clearly the band are shite

 

[rettucs]

Ha, ok, i was referring to the Americanism of saying "I'll write you", "She's been writing me" or whatever. It's missing the object (I'll write you a letter) or the preposition (I'll write to you) and from my point of view is bad English.*

So basically if people can get away with "Write me about it" then I can get away with "Stall it over". Explaining things really takes the fun out of them : (






*God I hope I got my grammar terms correct there.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

I don't like the word "gee", especially in the sentence "giz a shot of your gee."
In contrast "zip up your mickey" is the Queen's English.

 

[Lili Marlene]

#justsayin

 

[rettucs]

'do you want your go'

 

[therealjohnny]

"Text"-- should be used like "type"

I typed a letter

ergo-- I texted
None of this "I text him yesterday" bollox

 

[Jill Hives]

Ha, ok, i was referring to the Americanism of saying "I'll write you", "She's been writing me" or whatever. It's missing the object (I'll write you a letter) or the preposition (I'll write to you) and from my point of view is bad English.*

So basically if people can get away with "Write me about it" then I can get away with "Stall it over". Explaining things really takes the fun out of them : (






*God I hope I got my grammar terms correct there.

But 'write me about it' is one action. Whereas, stall it over is two. Stall what you are doing and/or come over/go to said place.
It's not that important but it's always bugged me since moving here.

 

[george mcfly]

Any text speak. Unless it's used for comic effect

I WSH I NU HW 2 QUT U

 

[Lili Marlene]

But 'write me about it' is one action. Whereas, stall it over is two. Stall what you are doing and/or come over/go to said place.
It's not that important but it's always bugged me since moving here.

Ah yeah, "Stall it over" is pure slang while "write me" is generally accepted as American English.

I'm in favour of all colloquialisms these days, the more dreadful the better. You only live once that's the motto YOLO.

 

[CinnamonBoy]

'do you want your go'

"I'll fucken' bate the head off ya" if you insist upon this one.

A marvelous way to ask someone if they care for a scrap.

 

[washingcattle]

"I'll fucken' bate the head off ya" if you insist upon this one.

A marvelous way to ask someone if they care for a scrap.

Straightener ?

Why yes please lets sort this silliness out once and for all.

 

[dudley]

i seen the light

 

[David Kronenbourg]

when someone just writes "this" and links to a crappy article or something. also - "brainfart"