Bogeyface
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:41:37
....to be even more irritated by the fact that the person who was just saying it was my Health Visitor?!
I have never met her, managed to dodge that bullet for 2 years
But on the phone she says this and REALLY annoys me!
I am probably BU but it really winds me up!
PickledInAPearTree
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:44:02
My midwife said to open my iccle legs when I was in labour. She was lucky to survive tbh.
FeckOffCup
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:44:16
YANBU. My bugbear is "gawjus" it makes me want to slap the user of it very hard.
Ikkle is just the absolute pits. I have one particular friend who aways refers to her kids as ikkles.....I pull her up on it every time 
TheRobberBride
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:45:57
No YANBU. ''Ikkle' sets my teeth on edge. In much the same way as referring to children as 'smalls' does.
Samnella
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:46:03
YANBU.
It is up there with hun as far as I am concerned.
Bogeyface
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:46:21
I think the fact that she is a HV annoys me more because, and this IS the I bit, it makes me question her professional abilities if she can't even pronounce little properly!
I think that MW would have been kicked in the face if that had been me Pickled!
Bogeyface
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:46:39
This is the "U bit not I bit!
JoinTheDots
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:47:39
YANBU my FIL says it about DD, makes me grind my teeth every time
WorraLiberty
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:50:09
'Arks' instead of 'ask' winds me the fuck up...it really does.
When my DS2 was in reception, he kept saying it because his TA did 
wineandroses
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:50:40
My particular dislike is people who say 'Arksed' instead of 'Asked'. I hear it more and more often; most annoying.
Also, someone I used to work with would say 'Mort-gauge' instead of 'Mortgage'.
wineandroses
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:51:06
Oh cross-post with Worra.
Charlie01234
Fri 25-Jan-13 14:59:37
And Hospickle instead of Hospital. Drives me crazy ...... SPEAK PROPERLY!!!!
BridgetBidet
Fri 25-Jan-13 15:08:42
You live in Yorkshire don't you.
. I do too. It makes me want to kill people.
As does bokkle, hospickal, kekkle and whater. Oh and you put oil in your car, it's not something you dig.
Charlie01234
Fri 25-Jan-13 15:13:50
I am in Yorkshire but I think this is something more likely to be heard in Manchester/Oldham?? Always think of Ashley from Coronation Street! My husband thinks I am being very unreasonable but it is something I would put firmly in my room 101.
spatchcock
Fri 25-Jan-13 15:17:23
YADNBU. And
at the midwife who used this word in a labour situation!
Hospickle, Likkle, Lellow - hate it, hate it so much. Almost forgiveable if you are 7 or younger.
I know a few kids who have had endless speech therapy, when it came to light that they say these words as they do because their mother is a dimwit who talks in baby-speak to them. 
PessaryPam
Fri 25-Jan-13 15:33:41
Arks is the Jamaican way of saying ask.
suburbophobe
Fri 25-Jan-13 15:39:53
And likkle is Jamaican patois for little.
So maybe your HV is from there? (You say you've never met her).
WorraLiberty
Fri 25-Jan-13 16:18:57
What makes me laugh about most of the people I know who say 'arks' is that they've never been outside of England...so it's not as though it's a phrase they were used to saying all their lives.
thebody
Fri 25-Jan-13 16:23:57
Agree 'arks' very annoying.
Ickle is vile but a mom at our school calls her dds bubbas.. They are a well grown 7 and 9. Want to spit at her.
I do say 'binockears' for binoculars though. Not sure why.
Bogeyface
Fri 25-Jan-13 18:34:41
My husband is Jamaican and it winds him up too. She wasnt using any other patois, so I doubt she is Jamaican but will let you know if she does indeed turn out to be!
Bella88
Fri 25-Jan-13 18:50:07
Skellington and chimley are equally as nauseating.
Thick cunts! 