Stuff people say that you like it when they say it

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#1

I like it when people say “ooh eck”, with no irony.

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#2

I like it when people say “Kiss me, you idiot”.

#3

is that the new Yo La Tengo album title?

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Stuff that you don't like it when people say it because it explains the thing that you already knew about
#5

I like it when Geordie ladies call someone “pet”

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#6

like it when non british people start using british terms like ‘mate’

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#7

Dutch are incredible for this

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#8

when aussies say ‘get amongst it’

#9

or No Dramas
or Fair Dinkum
or Too Easy
or Git koiioin (get keen)
or no, but it sounds like nyyoyoooyooyooyoooooyyo

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#10

Bowling Shane!

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#11

Breakfast is served
Lunch is served
Dinner is served

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#12

or Can I come on your tits, mate?

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#13

rtf!

#14

Oh man that’s wassup!

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#15

irate cabbies calling people facking cants when they have their windows open as they drive

#16

Stay rude

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#17

When Radio 2 newsreaders get to say “unleaded is x pence at the pump”. Sounds like they’ve been gearing themselves up to say it

#19

when my Lancashire grandparents say vegetables and the syllables are really distinct, like “ve-ge-ta-bulls”

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#20

My favourite Australianism is ‘jings’, used as a mild curse.

#21

Never heard that one ever before. Urban Dictionary reckons it’s Scottish too. I reckon your mate was pulling a dingo over your knackers.

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#22

It’s come up a couple of times with Aussies from work, but I don’t know where they got it from. I just assumed it was an Australian thing. Aw, jings!