“I’m not gonna lie”

[Bloodtangerine]

Has to be the most annoying meaningless phrase ever mouthed by morons before or after every sentence they ever say....I’m not gonna lie

 

[Bloodtangerine]

Or “I ain’t gonna lie”.....it’s other brother by a pissed up, crack Mutha

 

[glasshalffull]

‘With all due respect’ annoys me as well. It always means the opposite.

 

[straightatthewall]

To be fair...

 

[hertfordseasider]

I cannot STAND it when people (nearly always females) start a conversation with "So"! Grrrrrrrrrrr

 

[Tangerine Pip]

Or beginning with To be honest....

 

[Insider]

"He gives 110%."
Really?

 

[Mexboroseasider]

I’m not a racist but....really gets on my tits.

Yes you are actually.

 

[deary]

At the end of the day....

----they are just phrases

So with all due respect, basically, deal with it

 

[Seasider53]

Reaching out .......

 

[clappers]

Let me be clear.... drives me phookin nuts it does.

 

[ansdellmafia]

So ....

 

[Mexboroseasider]

I must confess though.......

I’m starting to wonder how you can open a conversation without one of these.... errrr.....conversation openers.

 

[1966_and_all_that]

Look! Which basically means, "stop what you're doing and listen to my because I'm important and I'm about to tell you what to think."

 

[Longshanks]

Going forward simplistically - everything before the but is bull**** GOT

 

[Victorsponge]

People who actually type Errrr, before starting a sentence should be used for scientific experiments

 

[Bisphamtang]

I'm always wary when I hear

It's all sorted

 

[Davepick]

'In other words'.

 

[Big_Flag_Man]

Oh my days

 

[PETER SPRUCE 1]

My wife is from Chorley ,and she seems to say after almost every sentence (and that)is it a Chorley thing.I still love her though.

 

[tommytwojags]

I'll go with 1966, Aussies who say 'Look' before every statement drive me crazy.

 

[TommyHutch]

I'll go with 1966, Aussies who say 'Look' before every statement drive me crazy.

‘The here and now’ - previously known as the present.

 

[Davepick]

What about people who start every sentence with 'So' and the current trend for 'Like'?

 

[1966_and_all_that]

What about people who start every sentence with 'So' and the current trend for 'Like'?

'Like' is simply a deflective, used to allow thinking space, especially for teenagers who talk very quickly in order to command the conversation in a very competitive atmosphere.

 

[SuperTonyEllis]

No offence but... Always offensive the wording after but lol