(I could have used a header pic of a grubby London chav giving it large, innit, but opted for this lady instead. Thus giving you a good excuse to look very closely at the text on her t-shirt and not feel guilty about it – DA)
Uttered by turds who want to emphasise something but lack the lexical variety. Locked and ready to be gobbed at any moment. Repeated over and over like a simpleton’s Tourette twitch. By contrast, does it mean that when this shitty cliché ISN’T said, the speaker IS lying?
Notably it’s pronounced by London chavs in a weird Yorkshire-type accent rendering the hackneyed drivel even odder: “Ah ain’ gonnah laaa tuh-yer, broh!” Sometimes it is married to a gang sign hand gesture as if fresh from a Baltimore ghetto.
This seems to be as popular as the hackneyed “to be honest” , a nervous twitch that begins many a sentence, especially with foreigners/pîkeys/bumpkins. Again, does it mean a lack of honesty when NOT said.
Another modern phrase, another stab in the heart for intelligent discourse, another grating ear-worm, another trite saying uttered by fatuous, automaton-like shit-gibbons
Nominated by: Captain Magnanimous



