The Message of Hate Thread

[Chappy]

When people from Yorkshire start chanting "Yorkshire"

[biggeordiedave]

"With all do respect" is another one .

[biggeordiedave]

"For all intensive purposes"

[Blue & Maroon]

When people from Yorkshire start chanting "Yorkshire"

Went to Guiseley vs Gateshead a few seasons ago and all their fans started chanting ''Yorkshire, Yorkshire'' they were give the appropriate response of ''wankers, wankers'' ''sheep ****'' and differing variations of hand gestures

Also (bit more SFW) ''Now then'' always makes me think I'm in the s***.

[Micky Quim]

"For all intensive purposes"

"Pacifically I mean.."

[biggeordiedave]

"For all intensive purposes"

"Pacifically I mean.."

I once received an email from a supplier who said he wasn't "orfay" with a particular part of the system .

[Donkey Toon]

Something I've noticed in recent years in US films and tv shows. They keep using bring when they should say take.

E.g. Ramsay Bolton "bring Lady Sansa back to her rooms"

Boils my piss every time I hear them get it wrong.

[overseasTOON]

Something I've noticed in recent years in US films and tv shows. They keep using bring when they should say take.

E.g. Ramsay Bolton "bring Lady Sansa back to her rooms"

Boils my piss every time I hear them get it wrong.

I didn't fancy cooking last night so I stopped off on the way home and got a bring-away.

[PTAO?]

Something I've noticed in recent years in US films and tv shows. They keep using bring when they should say take.

E.g. Ramsay Bolton "bring Lady Sansa back to her rooms"

Boils my piss every time I hear them get it wrong.

I didn't fancy cooking last night so I stopped off on the way home and got a bring-away.

It also annoys me when people get food delivered, and call it take-away.

Where are they taking it?!

[Blue & Maroon]

I didn't fancy cooking last night so I stopped off on the way home and got a bring-away.

It also annoys me when people get food delivered, and call it take-away.

Where are they taking it?!

To be fair take-away is a term for India, Chinese, pizza and Thai etc.

[PTAO?]

It also annoys me when people get food delivered, and call it take-away.

Where are they taking it?!

To be fair take-away is a term for India, Chinese, pizza and Thai etc.

Yeah because you used to go to the restaurant, and take it away. It doesn't make any sense for a home delivery.

[TJR]

I didn't fancy cooking last night so I stopped off on the way home and got a bring-away.

It also annoys me when people get food delivered, and call it take-away.

Where are they taking it?!

You take the food away from the delivery driver and into your home.

[PTAO?]

It also annoys me when people get food delivered, and call it take-away.

Where are they taking it?!

You take the food away from the delivery driver and into your home.

Well then I'm going to start calling all restaurants takeaways as I take the food away from the server and into my stomach.

[TJR]

You take the food away from the delivery driver and into your home.

Well then I'm going to start calling all restaurants takeaways as I take the food away from the server and into my stomach.

But the food still remains in the restaurant in that scenario. To be a take away the food has to be taken away to a bew premises. Such as from a delivery car outside of a house into the house.

If you got into the delivery drivers car to eat the food then I'd agree it's not really a takeaway. However if you take the food away from the delivery driver to a location such as your house in order to consume the food then the food becomes a take away.

[PTAO?]

Well then I'm going to start calling all restaurants takeaways as I take the food away from the server and into my stomach.

But the food still remains in the restaurant in that scenario. To be a take away the food has to be taken away to a bew premises. Such as from a delivery car outside of a house into the house.

If you got into the delivery drivers car to eat the food then I'd agree it's not really a takeaway. However if you take the food away from the delivery driver to a location such as your house in order to consume the food then the food becomes a take away.

You aren't going to convince me that it's called a take away because you take it away from the driver.
It's a delivery, or ordering in.

[bodacious benny]

I didn't fancy cooking last night so I stopped off on the way home and got a bring-away.

It also annoys me when people get food delivered, and call it take-away.

Where are they taking it?!

It is takeaway, just because it's not you that physically took it away, it was still taken away from the restaurant / takeaway that made it and taken to your house (or wherever you are).

[PTAO?]

It also annoys me when people get food delivered, and call it take-away.

Where are they taking it?!

It is takeaway, just because it's not you that physically took it away, it was still taken away from the restaurant / takeaway that made it and taken to your house (or wherever you are).

Yes but take away suggests the taker is the subject of the sentence, which makes sense if you are the one physically taking it away, when in reality when you order it grammatically it makes more sense to call it something else.

[Micky Quim]

This is literally one of the most boring conversations ever on here

[bodacious benny]

Slow news day.

[Donkey Toon]

My fault for bringing it up I suppose.