Name a more annoying way to finish a sentence..... I'll wait.

[HurryUpAndWait23]

Just when you think ending a statement or sentence with "discuss", along comes "I'll wait."

It's so fucking obnoxious.

Rant over.

Just that.

That one doesn't bother me so much. I pair that up with a friend having a really shit time and messaging me needing to get things off their chest.

Although it wouldn't be so forgiving to the random
internet willies ranting about some political BS and ending it with that.

Simples.

Or 🤷🏼‍♀️

Oh another obnoxious one, ending a unpopular opinion with "change my mind".

No?

....no?

As in: "I am right and you are totally wrong, no?"

That's the most annoying one for me 😂

Yes!! Good call that's a twatty ending as well, no?

"no?" as in "I'm a pretentious know it all, no?"

Amirite?

HTH

Thought not.

As in: "Can you say something more clever than me? Thought not."

Go!

Like the start of a shite race that nobody asked to participate in.

Best places to eat in Newcastle? Go!

Not exactly the same but on Mumsnet when it is like this....

OP Theres a blister on my fanjo. What could have caused this?

And someone comments

"I dont understand you at all... What is a "fanjo"? I don't know what that is. Oh, unless it's on your labia, is that what you were talking about?".

So the annoying bit is the sarcastic "is that what you were talking about?". Not annoying when you finish a sentence with that seriously, but really annoying when someone uses it to make a poster sound idiotic and like they (the commenter) are a higher class of person.

@Tiredforfive45

Go!

Like the start of a shite race that nobody asked to participate in.

Best places to eat in Newcastle? Go!

This is the worst

I quite like "I'll wait." Anyone using it earnestly has completely missed the point.

End of.

Simples. How did the catchphrase of a meerkat become ubiquitous in adult conversation?

HTH

I have seen that many times here. It annoys me even though I have no idea what it means. What does it mean?

I also came on to say no? It’s very patronising and irritating, no? It makes you sound like you think the idea of someone disagreeing is laughable.

@Garfunkle

It means hope that helps, except the implication is that you don’t really care if it helps. So say an op says I don’t understand why some people like bowling. You might answer

Because we like it. HTH.

“Rant over” is just the worst. Anyone I am ‘friends’ with who includes this on a social media post is immediately hidden for everyone’s sake.

Just saying.

Fact!

Only works verbally but I have this bad habit of letting my sentences peter out instead of coming to a definitive