To dislike it when people say they are pissed (in the UK)

[Chamomileteaplease]

when they are annoyed about something.

Isn't that an Americanism? In the UK we say pissed off surely?

Or is there a regional variation that I am unaware of?

@Ponoka7 yes I did mistakenly think it was a modern Americanism but I have now been enlightened to its true origins which I've found interesting to discover

In the UK, pissed means drunk, doesn''t it?

@DeeTractor

Ah, nothing like a good old American bashing thread.

It's really not...

Another one is pop - a pop of colour yeugh, splash of colour is better we shouldn't have changed.
And my bad doesn't make sense to me.
And up next - aaaaah - it's on next, tv, radio

YABU...Americans say pissed off too

#Funnytimes2020...It really is

@Toilenstripes

It’s better than the vile “fucked off” but then Brits do swear better than Americans.

I jave never heard an American say fucked off. Only Brits

And go see, come get, etc. There should be an AND in there

Completely agree, it really pisses me OFF

It always makes me smile when my DD says she's 'watching her show' or 'watching movies' That would be tv programs and films, right? But I think it's endearing not awful