markeg said:Carol M said:Why do people call their car a 'toy'?
Really bloody annoying.
So, would it be rude to ask what you count as a 'toy' Carol ?![]()
Some jobs are just too big for one guy to tackle ...Dav the wheel nut said:People who tow caravans
People who stop on motorway services and put their bonnet up to cool the engine
People who think riding horses on a road is still acceptable
People who stop on a main A road to let someone out of a side road
People who reckon smoked rear lights on my car are dangerous when they've never seen them in operation
People who can give it on the forum but can't take it so just become insulting
People who spell brakes as breaks ffs
People who work in call centres in India who cannot answer a question if it's not on their script
People who have to tell you they are vegetarians within 60 seconds of meeting them(that's all vegetarians then)
People who use mobile phones in pubs and on holiday by the pool
People who sound their horn when they drive off from visiting someone Why for ffs they know you're leaving and probably glad
People
EdButler said:People who literally say literally in every sentence describing something, particularly when they mean the antonym 'figuratively'. Literally.
Dav the wheel nut said:People who think riding horses on a road is still acceptable
Jasey said:EdButler said:People who literally say literally in every sentence describing something, particularly when they mean the antonym 'figuratively'. Literally.
Whilst annoying literally can now mean not literally too :headbang:
1.1 informal Used for emphasis while not being literally true:
I have received literally thousands of letters