Chris (in last night's The Archers) talking to his wife about their daughter: "... Martha in her adorable gown...!" Not sure how relevant it is, but it didn't stand out as being at all odd to me...
Many of the above mentioned plus the ever increasing "rewilding" - it doesn't make the slightest sense to me and is almost as irritating as "going forward". Our language and how we use it obviously changes over time but some common usage is, you know, like really really amaaazing Sorry
I don’t watch TV since its been taken over by amateur singers, cooking, sewing, quiz games and other people junk, but caught a girl the other night saying ‘ oh! That reminds me of Wind of the willows’. Turnedover to a war documentary, chap says ‘ As in Churchill’s speech, we’ll frighten them on the beaches’ Where do they learn this stuff?
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Our language and how we use it obviously changes over time but some common usage is, you know, like really really amaaazing
Turnedover to a war documentary, chap says ‘ As in Churchill’s speech, we’ll frighten them on the beaches’
Where do they learn this stuff?
Clemaytis sounds like a disease