You know what really grinds my gears?

[Captain Obvious]

I wonder was the up town girl really down town?

[fitzroyalty]

You go up the town in Lurgan, but nearly everyone says down to such and such, where ever they're going... 'Down to training' 'down to Newry' 'Down to Belfast' 'Down to Donegal' 'Down to Dublin'... Over to Portadown and out to Dungannon/The Moy/Banbridge/Moira are exceptions.

[brokencrossbar1]

I wonder was the up town girl really down town?

Nah, she lived in the up town world.

[Tony Baloney]

Why don't youse all fcuk up.

[omagh_gael]

Fcuk up or fcuk down?

[LeoMc]

Jesus lads, relax. Its a personal thing that grinds my gears. Sorry for mentioning ffs, it obviously isnt as widespread as I thought.

Have seen it done, but every level and every game?

[Puckoon]

When autocorrect turns "dicking around on the interweb" into "dicking around on the intern" you might get a frosty reply from her indoors.

[gerrykeegan]

Jesus fried sausages, I thought you were watching the weight!

[gerrykeegan]

Actually I'm a fine one to pass comment, just finished grilled bacon, fried egg and fried potatoes.

[ballinaman]

The poncy accent on the kid in the hello.ie ad set in a classrooom.

[trileacman]

The way all rte commentators say "dayboo" instead of debut.

[Eamonnca1]

The "tanks a million" speech

[Maguire01]

The way all rte commentators say "dayboo" instead of debut.

+1

[Hardy]

The way all rte commentators say "dayboo" instead of debut.

I'm stuck - what's the proper way to pronounce it?

I got a laugh today at Michael Duignan (the best analyst on RTÉ after Ted Walsh) sending greetings to someone in "Tukson", Arizona.

[Minder]

The way all rte commentators say "dayboo" instead of debut.

I'm stuck - what's the proper way to pronounce it?

I got a laugh today at Michael Duignan (the best analyst on RTÉ after Ted Walsh) sending greetings to someone in "Tukson", Arizona.

I played the Ger Canning "a huge one" drinking game, blitzed now.