The most annoying expressions...

Years ago I had a friend visiting from London and my room mates would ask him if he wanted a cup of tea. He would say "I don't mind" so they would think "eh?" Finally we sat him down and said "Look, if you want a cup just say so"

I dislike the expression, "nom, nom, nom," or any variant of it, such as referring to food as "noms."

I dislike the expression, "nom, nom, nom," or any variant of it, such as referring to food as "noms."

Me, too!  Cookie Monster is the one exception--it's OK when he says it.

I dislike the expression, "nom, nom, nom," or any variant of it, such as referring to food as "noms."

Me three! I dislike pretty much any/all expressions that appear on lolcats. (Though the lolcats bible is a cute concept...lolcats code is a bit more scary).

I dislike the expression, "nom, nom, nom," or any variant of it, such as referring to food as "noms."

Me, too!  Cookie Monster is the one exception--it's OK when he says it.

Me three! I dislike pretty much any/all expressions that appear on lolcats. (Though the lolcats bible is a cute concept...lolcats code is a bit more scary).

And me! It's awful! I really don't like most 'internet-speak', to be honest. If anyone else calls it the interwebz, I'll scream.

And me! It's awful! I really don't like most 'internet-speak', to be honest. If anyone else calls it the interwebz, I'll scream.

or tinterweb

or tinterweb

That word to me is like nails on a chalkboard   

or tinterweb

I can thankfully say that I've never heard that one!

I read it as tinernet (not web)
tinternet = bad

LOL! You're obviously younger than I am! I remember having maxi coats and dresses in the '70s!

I remember having a maxi skirt in the '70s.

And me! It's awful! I really don't like most 'internet-speak', to be honest. If anyone else calls it the interwebz, I'll scream.

My husband's company has Interweb in the name.

Tinterweb and Tinternet are T'interweb and T'internet. Just Yorkshire for The Interweb and The Internet.

Not netspeak.Yorkshirespeak.

I'll sometimes say internet(s/z), or interweb(s/z), but that's more of a geek joke than anything else. (And, for me, it's linked to mocking Dubya, so bonus points there.)

My husband's company has Interweb in the name.

Tinterweb and Tinternet are T'interweb and T'internet. Just Yorkshire for The Interweb and The Internet.

Not netspeak.Yorkshirespeak.

I dont think it is just in Yorkshire since my DH says it and he is no where near York and My FATHER in the US says it to annoy me 

I dont think it is just in Yorkshire since my DH says it and he is no where near York and My FATHER in the US says it to annoy me  

According to urban dictionary it is a parody of a Northern English accent.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Tinternet

According to urban dictionary it is a parody of a Northern English accent.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Tinternet

Like when people say going down t'pub.