Verbal Faux Pas, Jargon, Cliches, Boganisms, etc

[Dogs_R_Us]

Suffix at the end, prefix at the beginning.

 

[Registered User]

^ ooops. of course. Will edit

 

[peternorth]

"Reguly"

As in regularly.

chris scott.

 

[Aussie_boy]

Paul Roos saying Jason Johansen about 12 times on Sunday.

 

[peternorth]

Paul Roos saying Jason Johansen about 12 times on Sunday.

Is this guy a mix between jason johnson and Johannisen?

 

[010203]

I'm just waiting for somebody to mispronounce 'fluctuation'.

 

[gimp!]

Paul Roos saying Jason Johansen about 12 times on Sunday.

Joe Hanson.

 

[Wayne Dwop]

I'm just waiting for somebody to mispronounce 'fluctuation'.

....and fluc you Aussies too.

 

[Registered User]

Twice in the last 2 weeks, Wayne Carey has described someone as a "prestigious kick", obviously instead of prodigious

 

[Mockcockpit]

Twice in the last 2 weeks, Wayne Carey has described someone as a "prestigious kick", obviously instead of prodigious

Been racking my brains to think who else apart from Michael Clarke says "briyant" and of course it's The Duck!

 

[ash_1050]

Someone needs to explain to BT it's 'should have' not 'should of'.

 

[010203]

Mel Jones just called Stuart Broad Chris Broad.

Bozza did the same thing on Bill & Boz this week.

 

[Bumpswithagrin]

News reader on ABC television news tonight said ‘Ben’ Ratten had been appointed St Kilda coach.

 

[Wayne Dwop]

Someone needs to explain to BT it's 'should have' not 'should of'.

...and somethinK, anythinK

 

[Procrastinator35]

I'm just waiting for somebody to mispronounce 'fluctuation'.

Flunktuation….All the flunky's are doing it.

 

[peternorth]

i did enjoy hearing the daisy pearce "i propose" bit on off the bench again (intro)

 

[Cuzz09]

Always a goodie

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[Truckosaurus]

Been racking my brains to think who else apart from Michael Clarke says "briyant" and of course it's The Duck!

Ling also does it, and unfortunately it's the only adjective he knows. Makes me want to puncture my eardrums.

 

[Father Jack]

Another new, sh1t one that's unstoppable is people saying that they're "excited for the football today", instead of "excited about".
It does my head in... well, not as much as other things, but it obviously doesn't make sense.

Linguist Professor Kate Burridge is sometimes on the radio, and it really surprises me how lenient she is about new ways of speaking.

I reckon it's because linguists by their very nature understand how language works and evolves, and that there is no point getting uptight about rules and how words should be used.

 

[want2spoodge_pettifer]

On Monday night, Robbo called Eric Hipwood Eric 'Hipgood'.

He also referred to him as Hipgood THREE times in his match report from the game last night.

THREE TIMES.

It's probably been edited now, but it was there.

 

[Registered User]

I'm still trying to get my head around what Liam 'Someone' on Triple M said yesterday about Aaron Naughton after he hurt his knee: "he doesn't look too inconsolable". Does that make sense? So, Naughton was consolable, right?
Ok, it makes sense; I just thought it was amusing.

 

[Registered User]

Sophie Clapin on Fox Sports: "they powered through the stiffling heat.,.."
That's a far'kin shocka

 

[peternorth]

daisy pearce said something again this morning that's deserved of a post here. I cant remember what it was though, but only to say the word she said was missing a syllable.

 

[peternorth]

Sophie Clapin on Fox Sports: "they powered through the stiffling heat.,.."
That's a far'kin shocka

seems nice

and also across the market scene!

She's trending up in my book

 

[Registered User]

daisy pearce said something again this morning that's deserved of a post here. I cant remember what it was though, but only to say the word she said was missing a syllable.

I'm onto it. I'll listen to the podcast later