I've just decided this (Ya Get Me) is the most annoying phrase I've ever heard!

I've just been speaking to some fruitcake outside my house and at the end of ever sentence he said "Ya Get Me?"

How fookin annoying

"innit"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

that was another by the way

Tony.P said:

"innit"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

that was another by the way

 

Theres another one and I'm sure they both originate from prison slang

'know what I mean'

 

Ending everything sentence with 'and that'

 

Welcome to life in Bradford people.

 

 

'Yah know am saying n [censored]..'

 

'Yeh man I was finking of dat de other day right...'

 

 

'Yah get me??'

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I'm afraid after living here most of my life I've picked up many a townie expression. Part of my vocabulary now.

'nout 'out

 

(or something)

Mad_Clubber said:

Tony.P said:

"innit"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

that was another by the way

 

Theres another one and I'm sure they both originate from prison slang

 

 

well you would be the one to know.

'My mate came up and me and 'goes' ' - no, no he didn't 'go anywhere did he, he SAID.

 

'He turned round and went 'hiya' ' - no no, again - he didn't TURN ROUND, and he never WENT anywhere. He SAID!!!

there you go again

addy2hotty said:

'My mate came up and me and 'goes' ' - no, no he didn't 'go anywhere did he, he SAID.

 

'He turned round and went 'hiya' ' - no no, again - he didn't TURN ROUND, and he never WENT anywhere. He SAID!!!

 

 

Your from a different world to me.

 

 

That is the norm over here, we all talk slang, well, all us lot in Bradford anyway. I'm sure you'de HATE it over here, stay away

 

 

The queens English seesm these days to be reserved for the studenty types and the middle classes. Well.. from my view anyway..

 

 

I sometimes type like I talk, that'll really get your goat..

Jarve said:

addy2hotty said:

'My mate came up and me and 'goes' ' - no, no he didn't 'go anywhere did he, he SAID.

 

'He turned round and went 'hiya' ' - no no, again - he didn't TURN ROUND, and he never WENT anywhere. He SAID!!!

 

 

Your from a different world to me.

 

 

That is the norm over here, we all talk slang, well, all us lot in Bradford anyway. I'm sure you'de HATE it over here, stay away

 

 

The queens English seesm these days to be reserved for the studenty types and the middle classes. Well.. from my view anyway..

 

 

I sometimes type like I talk, that'll really get your goat..

 

Hehe, just fishing, just fishing

addy2hotty said:

Jarve said:

addy2hotty said:

'My mate came up and me and 'goes' ' - no, no he didn't 'go anywhere did he, he SAID.

 

'He turned round and went 'hiya' ' - no no, again - he didn't TURN ROUND, and he never WENT anywhere. He SAID!!!

 

 

Your from a different world to me.

 

 

That is the norm over here, we all talk slang, well, all us lot in Bradford anyway. I'm sure you'de HATE it over here, stay away

 

 

The queens English seesm these days to be reserved for the studenty types and the middle classes. Well.. from my view anyway..

 

 

I sometimes type like I talk, that'll really get your goat..

 

Hehe, just fishing, just fishing

 

Fishing for a hearty reply? Hope I didn't disappoint then

 

 

 

"PEROPA BO" - James and Maria.

"I TELL THEE" - James and Maria again

They are annoying phrases, especially "Ya get me". I'm ashamed to say that it probably originates from the areas of deep west London (Southall, Hayes)

 

Alex V