I don't disagree

shillelagh

per se

 MrsHobieJoe wrote:



 
Yeah, it has.  And it means fuck all, if you'll excuse my french.  We respect the publics blah blah blah bassically means they are gonna pay it lip service and do what they want anyway.  Or Respect is.....means we couldn't think of a sensible way to make our ideas sound good (because they aren't) so we are gonna pretend that if you don't you are being horible.
edit: I have a particular dislike of politicians right now cos of that stupid crappy curriculum for under fives.  One of the most stupid things ever.  The only people its going to help are the mainstream who are doing fine anyway...anyone different from 'average' is out on a limb and likely to be forced into the middle instead of encouraged to develop in thier own way at their own speed.  effing Tossers!  grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

respect.

I don't like the way in which this word is being used in our country these days.  It seems to have become some part of public policy. 

....and "respectful" is a word I often see in home exchange listings.  No need to add extra endings to perfectly good words thank you very much.

katzendogs wrote:


meh

I 'm sure someone has mentioned "no problem" and "whatever".

 MrsHobieJoe wrote:

 
 Hear hear!!!
I mentioned it earlier, but it still irritates me... 'burglarise'  why does burgle need an 'ise' on the end?

BluEyes wrote:

  
    That`s how they say beehive in Canada, isn`t it?

cookinlover wrote:


"Wun! Behoove! I thed wun!"

What if that was a warning shouted to you from your buddy who just got stung on the tongue and he's trying to warn you that 14,000 angry bees are headed your way.

Behoove... almost always accompanies bad news or used as a threat... "it would behoove you to file your tax return on time".

ILK.. Definately.

 oldslabsides wrote:

 
BHD?