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To think that people who use the term Hollibobs

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GogoGobo · 29/03/2013 16:50

For holiday are twats?

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Goodadvice1980 · 01/04/2013 14:38

I'm having a lovely day unfriending twats who seem to want to announce every part of their fecking holiday;

On our way to the airport (great, handy for burglars to know!)
Oooh at the check-in desk
At the duty free, naughty me
Having lunch at the airport
At the departure gate, sooooo excited
On the plane

Then,

Arrive at , ooh so excited!

For fecks sake, can't people go away for a few days without announcing every detail??

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Bumperlicious · 01/04/2013 18:52

" love you lots like jelly tots"

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AmIthatWintry · 01/04/2013 19:30

Shockers The only way that could have been worse would have been if it had been a "cosy" bed

Cosy!!!!!

Angry

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ComposHat · 01/04/2013 23:47

" love you lots like jelly tots"

That just sounds like a paedophile's chat up line. Possibly used on their hollibobs to Thailand.

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vladthedisorganised · 02/04/2013 11:11

Anyone mentioned "my 'puter" yet? I really want to throttle people who say that.

I think DD has cottoned on to the fact that 'yummy yummy in my tummy' makes me snarl, as she keeps saying it with an evil expression on her face.

Hollibobs/ ickle man/ stinky poo/ totes amazeballs... Actually, anything that looks right followed by multiple exclamation marks is not looking good in the vlad house.

"I quite like that!!!!" vs "that's totes amazeballs!!!!!" - see what I mean?

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WorraLiberty · 02/04/2013 11:16

I used to work for a David Brent type character and whenever you did something good, he'd say...

"Far out brussel sprout!"

I could barely bring myself to type that Hmm

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vladthedisorganised · 02/04/2013 11:53

Oh my good God worra...

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Pan · 02/04/2013 12:38

'puter user here! < I seem to sin more than sinned against on this thread>

brussel sprout. jeez.

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MrRected · 02/04/2013 12:46

Blush I too call my dog "diggle doggle biggle boggle"

I'll get my coat. Blush

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MrRected · 02/04/2013 12:48

Fur babies is barftastic!!

I have never heard of hollibobs - only holibags (nearly as bad)

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xigris · 02/04/2013 15:07

Over Easter a friend of mine posted a photo of her lunch with the teeth-itchingly, eye bleedingly, caption "nom nom! Yummy din dins". Words failed me and I had to go and lie down for a while. Hmm

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GogoGobo · 02/04/2013 15:51

mrrected there is a certain irony that you are using barftastic!! to describe your annoyance at the phrase fur babies........

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SocialGrace · 02/04/2013 15:56

I like, and say, quite a few of these; and am planning to steal niblings henceforth.





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shockers · 02/04/2013 20:42

{grin]

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shockers · 02/04/2013 20:44

Or even Grin!

I wish I could show fb friend how well her status updates were received her... she would 'whoop whoop' with joy!

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shockers · 02/04/2013 20:46

"here!

am slightly pissed (it's the holibobs, don't judge me!)

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xigris · 02/04/2013 20:56

She'd probably ROFL Grin

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shockers · 02/04/2013 21:15

Oh no... she never ROFL, she L'H'FAO...Grin

I actually like her, but her fb post make me squirm a bit.

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MrRected · 03/04/2013 03:34

GogoGobo - that was the point Grin

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ChairmanWow · 03/04/2013 07:45

Anyone who announces that it's Friday on FB like it's some kind of massive surprise: No more workies, it's Friday!!!! Whoop whoop! You've mastered the days of the week. Have a fucking medal. Twat.

People who call breasts 'chesticles'. First against the wall for me.

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xigris · 03/04/2013 08:21

On the subject, anyone who says things like "Happy Wednesday, people!" (Have had a few of those from fb friends) needs a slap too

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Creamtea1 · 03/04/2013 19:04

" love you lots like jelly tots"

That just sounds like a paedophile's chat up line. Possibly used on their hollibobs to Thailand.

exactly that

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ThreadWorms · 03/04/2013 20:46

Has anyone said 'lush' yet? As in 'just had a lush session at the spa', 'that dinner was lush', 'those shoes are lush'. Lush is only to be used when describing a lawn or field.

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IAmLouisWalsh · 03/04/2013 21:11

Mmmm - on my holibobs, it's wine o'clock, ickle men all tucked up in cosy beds and hubster made me lush omelette for tea - nomnomnom. Gawjus - luffs him lots like jelly tots.



Do I win the thread?

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DisorganisednotDysfunctional · 03/04/2013 21:16

OMG, have never heard of most of these before. Sorry I clicked. Going off to have supperkins.

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