If I hear those words again .......

glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick

Nov 29, 2005

20,261

somewhere in Eastbourne

• Apr 3, 2014

• #1

"we have learned lessons from this"
"it can never happen again"
"things have now changed"


trouble is things do not change, people still die,get injured, simply because people do not do the job they are paid to do.

 

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Goring Gull

New member

Jul 5, 2003

6,725

Huddersfield

• Apr 3, 2014

• #2

unfortunately rightly or wrongly its human nature

 

El Sid

Well-known member

May 10, 2012

3,806

West Sussex

• Apr 3, 2014

• #3

glasfryn said:

"we have learned lessons from this"
"it can never happen again"
"things have now changed"

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The words of a Sunderland fan on Di Canio's departure.

 

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A mex eyecan

Well-known member

Nov 3, 2011

3,307

• Apr 3, 2014

• #4

going/moving forward ( means in future) and I'm not going feckin anywhere if I'm sitting in a chair!

Part of a ' customer journey' , again I ain't going anywhere

Using the word 'myself' when it should me either me or I

 

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Ludensian Gull

Well-known member

Apr 18, 2009

3,677

Thorpness Suffolk

• Apr 3, 2014

• #5

The word 'look' at the beginning of every sentence.

 

Petunia

Living the dream

NSC Patron

May 8, 2013

2,264

Downunder

• Apr 4, 2014

• #6

A mex eyecan said:

Using the word 'myself' when it should me either me or I

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Using 'me' when it should be 'be'

Oh, and the word 'like' ..............!!!!!

 

Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv

Mar 30, 2006

19,704

Eastbourne

• Apr 4, 2014

• #7

The word 'So' at the start of a sentence.

And, this is particularly prevalent in news articles, the word 'some' when describing a group of numbers i.e. some 20,000 fans.

Both very irritating.

 

edna krabappel

Well-known member

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Jul 7, 2003

47,221

• Apr 4, 2014

• #8

Green Cross Code Man said:

The word 'So' at the start of a sentence.

And, this is particularly prevalent in news articles, the word 'some' when describing a group of numbers i.e. some 20,000 fans.

Both very irritating.

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"Some people are on the pitch. They...they think it's all over"

 

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BLOCK F

Well-known member

Feb 26, 2009

6,338

• Apr 4, 2014

• #9

A mex eyecan said:

going/moving forward ( means in future) and I'm not going feckin anywhere if I'm sitting in a chair!

Part of a ' customer journey' , again I ain't going anywhere

Using the word 'myself' when it should me either me or I

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I really hate 'going forward'.

 

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Harry H

Comfortably numb.

Aug 11, 2010

978

• Apr 4, 2014

• #10

Using the words "In all honesty" at the start of a sentence.
Before telling a pack of lies.

 

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daveinprague

New member

Oct 1, 2009

12,572

Prague, Czech Republic

• Apr 4, 2014

• #11

Using the word 'clearly', at beginning of a statement

 

Green Cross Code Man

Wunt be druv

Mar 30, 2006

19,704

Eastbourne

• Apr 4, 2014

• #12

edna krabappel said:

"Some people are on the pitch. They...they think it's all over"

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Ha ha, but that's correct as it's plural. A number however should be referred to in the singular.