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“Oh, do me a favour”. Another latent angry comment from posters who can’t hack someone disagreeing with them. Sometimes followed by “I think we should meet to discuss this further”. [I admit not really irritating, but incredibly funny to see a knuckle-dragger unveil their limited debating...

“Revellers”. We just used to say people out on the piss or out clubbing in a town centre, whereas “revellers” was reserved for 100,000’s seeing in the New Year in Trafalgar Square. Now it’s a gathering of two or more dickheads in any village or town centre at night,

The same club cricket bores bring these to life outside: “On the front foot”. “Put him on the back foot”. “Keep the score ticking over”. “Sticky wicket” “Played with a straight bat” “Bowled him a googly”. “Hit him for six”.

“I’m sorry, that you were upset about that”. = a faux apology from a bully, slyly intimating that the victim was oversensitive and their upset is an inconvenience. I’ve seen this in real life from a nasty boss to someone he’d mistreated.

:lol: forgot about that, wallies.

“Pal” said to a stranger. Used by some NSC’ers, losing their cool in an online disagreement. Their facade of a smug debater, blown in a single word.

“For sure” - especially when said by uncool older wally, such as Steve McLaren in a pseudo Dutch accent. Cringy.

“Impressive bit of kit”. ... from a drill, to a huge crane. Always used by males who get a boner from such things.