Why can't people say 'nuclear' ?

[monquixote]

How long before someone mentions Tescos and Asdas?

Bother.

I make a point of saying Daaaahn the Asdaas.

I also like upsetting middle class people by saying I think the food is better than Waitrose.

[limbicsystem]

Scone or scon?

[stephenxxx]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...v_wkGi5Ys&NR=1

[GearAddict]

You're right. We have to set a president.

Umm...precedent? Or was this a cunning reference to George Dubbya

Anyway, I'm more annoyed by people that say sat, when they should say sitting and stood, when they should say standing. Which these days seems to be just about anyone South of Carlisle.

[stephenxxx]

Umm...precedent? Or was this a cunning reference to George Dubbya

Thanks for the...complement.

[Sporky_McGuffin]

Thanks for the...complement.

I think you just got misunderestimated.

[godlykepower]

Don't even get me started on how people pronounce things & missuse words!

My all time pet peeve is the missue of the word "literally"...its bad enough when I hear illiterate teenagers use it incorrectly, but I think there should be an EU law or something that says that professionals in broadcasting can be punched in the throat if they do it.

I was once listening to Jamie Cullum plug his Radio 2 show & he said "I literally grew up in a house made of records".....it hurts my face just typing it.

[RobDavies]

I once had a boss who earned around 100k per annum but always pronounced 'specific' as 'pacific'.
She also used to confuse 'they're', 'there' and 'their' in emails, which was doubly annoying.

[MrMenturm]

I will make it a mission to punch anyone who can't spell testicles in the nucleus.

NUCULUS!

[fretmeister]

I havent got the goodest spelling so in the sercomestances I'm staing out of this

It does seem to be a poultry thing to argewe about though