You know what really shits me?

[Ixion]

People! It was named after General Robert E. Lee. The car is called "General Lee" for Christs sake. If you must abbreviate, please refer to the car as "The General".

How about 'Bobbi' ?

[Naki Rat]

And on channel C4 we have just missed America's Most Smartest Model
I shit you not! It's the slime oozing out of your TV set

[Oscar]

And on channel C4 we have just missed America's Most Smartest Model
I shit you not! It's the slime oozing out of your TV set

I saw that.
Surely it's a piss-take?


Please tell me it's a piss take....

[ynot slow]

Sketti instead of Spaghetti

Harra instead of Hawera


Punkin instead of PumPkin


Frig instead of Fuck

[sinfull]

Hawera

She was choice ay bro

[Naki Rat]

.....Frig instead of Fuck

Frig actually has a wider meaning than fuck so is not actually fully interchangeable.

See, you learn something new everyday

[PrincessBandit]

Kinda like saying "The TRTNR" or a "LAN network" for the nerds.

"PIN Number" pisses me off.

How about "ASB Bank"? Gee, I wonder what the B on the end stands for then?

Youse.
Youse guys.

I quite like the concept of it. (Not to mention that "youse" gets used all the time amongst my peeps in high schools!) The Dutch, and probably other non-English speaking nationalities, have a singular and plural form of "you" so that the listeners know whether you are speaking to one person or the group.

How about 'Bobbi' ?

Um, The Bobbi-Lee?

[Macontour]

And EFPOST!! Its EFTPOS, short for Electronic Funds Transfer at Point Of Sale!! And what about "AKS" as in "he AKSED me about it"? Its Asked!

[AllanB]

The thing is, without a doubt those old yank tanks are seriously cool rides, but it rips my ration book when they are elevated to god status.

Unless they have been seriously worked over the beasts have shit brakes and a Suzuki Alto could corner better (this is a given as Americans don't know how to make things that go around corners).

Superb beasts for cruising in.

[Oscar]

I quite like the concept of it. (Not to mention that "youse" gets used all the time amongst my peeps in high schools!) The Dutch, and probably other non-English speaking nationalities, have a singular and plural form of "you" so that the listeners know whether you are speaking to one person or the group.

Er -there is a singular and plural form of "you" in the English language.

It's "you"

[Oscar]

She was choice ay bro

{Takes very stinky bait}

It's "eh".
Not "ay" or "aye".

But you were just winding us up, eh?

[jonbuoy]

Counting the number of times on the radio and TV you're reminded that you live in "New Zealand" (its not like you can wander over the border by accident) or the fact that's what "kiwis love to do" - what other countries are in range of NZ transmissions that would be listening or watching??? And the General is a mechanical god.

[sinfull]

{Takes very stinky bait}

It's "eh".
Not "ay" or "aye".

But you were just winding us up, eh?

K (?)
Awwww nah sorry cant speel for shiv (damn this predictive text)

[Oscar]

K (?)

Madre Dois, even in Espanol?

It's: Que?

[nudemetalz]

While you people are hosting the "100 things that piss me off the most"... I tell people that I do CAD. "What's CAD?" they say. I say "Computer-Aided Design". Their response "Oh you mean CAD design"....
Computer-Aided Design design ?
hmmmm......