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.

'Moving forward'. Either at beginning or end of sentences. Seems to be the new buzz words in meetings.

Innit

As you do.

In the 90s when people finished them with..........'notttttttt'

Oh god @BrozTito. I can vividly remember the first time my brother ended a sentence with “notttt”. I was thinking “that can’t be a thing. It will never take off”. How wrong I was. How irritating that was.

Just realised, I don't end sentences in "no?", I end them (on here, not in real life) with "non?"

And I don't care another one.

'Not" was Wayne's World, non?

@BrozTito

In the 90s when people finished them with..........'notttttttt'

Oh my god! I'd forgotten about that! How annoying 😂

The best ones have all been expressed so I'm going in the opposite direction...

Starting a sentence with...

• I'm sure we are all in agreement but

• I'm sure this doesn't need asking

• Just for the record

• I just need to confirm we are all on the same page by asking

• Its obvious there's only one answer to this question

Etc etc

All designed to coerce you into agreeing the loaded question that inevitably follows

Glad someone cleared up what HTH meant, I thought it meant Hit the Hills as I saw it on here a couple of times!

Said rather than written, but I hate it when people say they're 'speechless' when in reality they didn't stop talking either side of that statement.

'It is what it is' riles me!

'Just to clarify/ To be clear,' Followed by long, drawn out ramble. Partner users both to let me know he absolutely has no intention of doing x thing I've asked, rather than just saying no.

I also hate the new trend of dropping words completely, e.g. 'Those potatoes need cooked. That baby needs changed.'

Discuss...

Some of these are brilliant, and I couldn't agree more, they are bloody awful.

(But I also unbothered by Boom!).

My 10 year old says "wait, what?"
Which has now slipped into "way, whaaaa?"

Give me strength.

Those if you that hate no? Are you ok with “Yes”? It drives me potty. Radio DJs use it too. “You’ve got a husband and 5 kids, yes?”
Or on here,
“You’re going to LTB, yes?”

TIA. What's wrong with just writing thanks? Even more annoying when it isn't in capitals. Makes me think their name is Tia, and I can't understand why they they need to add a signature!

MessyLifeCleanHouse
Absolutely agree with you. Anyone who says "me thinks" should be shot at dawn (with the itchy teeth brigade).

Ha, so many teeth-grinders here!
I’m not a fan of hashtags where they’re only being used to provide extra info not actually to link us to anything wider e.g.
Going on holiday tomorrow! #packingmycase #bringonthesun #staycation

I used to go out with a guy who said "back of the net" like Alan Partridge whenever he said something witty/answered a question in a quiz/achieved something. It was funny the first time.

@DanceForeverUnderTheLights

I also hate the new trend of dropping words completely, e.g. 'Those potatoes need cooked. That baby needs changed.'

Perfectly legitimate and long-standing usage in Scotland, that. It’s not new (here).

My 12yo says "wait, whatttt" as well and its SO bloody annoying but I did the 90s "....NOT!" When I was 12 so sure I was just as bad.

I hate hashtags used like that too, one of my friends puts #gay on all his photos and I find it so strange. He's been married for about 8 years, we know he's gay!

Like

…and breathe

The one work sentence 'Update?'

Especially if it's only been a matter of hours since OP posted. Or even worse, they haven't filtered by OP and missed that there was, in fact, an update just above their demand.