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2 Apr 2010 - 9:15 AM

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thewaiter (e2 Member)

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2 Apr 2010 - 9:18 AM

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one the young un's use...

"my bad"

what is that all about ?

montechoro

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2 Apr 2010 - 9:22 AM

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Bog standard is indeed a part of the English language Barrie

BBC and Bog Standards

Things change or did you mean to post this yesterday?

roxpix

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2 Apr 2010 - 9:28 AM

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'Awesome'...........when refering to any non-pacific, bog standard item

joolsb (e2 Member)

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2 Apr 2010 - 9:30 AM

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"Game changer". Why? Because just what does it really mean? Do you start out playing footie and then along comes someone with a bat and a small ball and you suddenly find yourself playing cricket?

And why is it always used in a positive sense? Surely a game can change for the worse, too?

ade_mcfade

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2 Apr 2010 - 9:36 AM

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"we are where we are"

That translates as

"I've f**ked up but I don't want to talk about it, so lets move on"

I'd think "NO, if I'd screwed up, you'd bask in it for ages!!!!!"

Pete (ePHOTOzine Staff)

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2 Apr 2010 - 9:40 AM

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Quote: INNIT

Grrr "at the end of the day" that's recently being used on Eastenders regularly "Innit" "It's like" to start a sentence

KarenFB (Junior Gallery Team)

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2 Apr 2010 - 9:43 AM

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"Y'no"

When being interviewed, the reply has many (many) "You know"s. NO, I don't know, that's why you are being interviewed!!!! Once you've realised they are using "y'no" that's all you can hear!