To hate the trend for adding no to the end of sentences?

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Why do people do it?!

‘Eggs don’t need to be kept in the fridge, no?’

’It’s hot in here, no?’

Why? Why is it a trend? Makes no sense whatsoever.

Agreed! Pet peeve!

Sounds so silly!!

Better than adding "so", no?

Never heard of this. Where are you, is it a local thing?

When I first joined MN the popular crowd used to add "non?". Made my teeth itch.

IRL my pet peeve is starting every sentence with "So". Fucking vacuous and irritating.

Hate it too but I’ve only ever seen it used on Mumsnet

I mean I don't here people say exactly that but they'd probably say.

Eggs don't need to be kept in the fridge, do they?
It's hot in here, isn't it?

Honestly none of that would annoy me - I probably wouldn't notice

I also hate people putting the word SANS instead of WITHOUT.

'DH and I went to the beach SANS the children ... '

Just say without you donut!

It is annoying no.......?

It’s common in Scotland isn’t it, but yeah I find it annoying

always want to shout YES

Adding no/non both sound very pretentious to me. I only come across it on Mumsnet.

I was just going to write that, you beat me to it!

It started with arseholes people trying to be all 'European' and sophisticated because the French add 'non?' to the end of sentences.

Agree it's snarky and intrinsically pass-agg

Just seems too try-hard to be middle class to me.

It makes me feel homicidal.

I think Gordon Ramsay started this, no?

😆 SOZ!

😱😂

Yes it's really corny.
I also hate when people start every sentence with so...

Scots do it. He’s Scottish. He didn‘t start it.

Pretentious English people doing it though, very annoying no?

Should have said 'started doing this on TV' 🙄

Haven’t heard it here. I’d still rather hear that than ‘like’ in every sentence.

No, it’s not. I see it often typed on here.

AGREE!!!

Never heard anyone say it , although guaranteed I will now!

Yes, like it’s a statement rather than answering the question
So…..

Bit different but Mom makes me 😡 it’s not Mom it’s Mum or possibly Mam, but it’s definately not Mom, we’re not in America!!

I only realised that I start sentences with "so" when I had to write a transcript of a meeting I'd been in. I really did it a lot during that meeting and by the time I'd finished the transcript I was even annoying myself.

I also find it incredibly annoying when people end sentences with "no?"