Get out of me way!

AskMyChocolate

So AHers, when was the last time you were told this?



I got a council flat! \o/


There's a bloke (Paddy) putting the floor down. He reminded me of me Dad.

"Just stay out of me way"

Didn't even want a cup of tea. :eek::):pac:

NegativeCreep

Mammy says it to me any time she's doing anything. "Get out from under me feet!" she shouts. I'm only trying to help

AskMyChocolate

Btw, should have gone for "Phrases that your Dad used to use" as the thread title.

3ndahalfof6

you think that's bad a guy shouted at me once, get outa me dreams get into me car,

some crazy hores outder

Hardonraging

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iOpUdsMeqM

Ludacris really should get an infraction for this terribly sexist song ... in saying that, you shouldslap it on your tape deck, and wonder up to ure floor layer and get all up in his grill ..

AskMyChocolate

Hardonraging wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iOpUdsMeqM

Ludacris really should get an infraction for this terribly sexist song ... in saying that, you shouldslap it on your tape deck, and wonder up to ure floor layer and get all up in his grill ..

Grills are great. MMmmm..... rashers.

hairyprincess

If someone was in my friends way she would say "get out of me road". Such a polite young lady

NegativeCreep

hairyprincess wrote: »

If someone was in my friends way she would say "get out of me road". Such a polite young lady

If someone sits too closely to my friend he says "do ye want to sit on me lip?" I don't get it either.

Snowie

i prefer move....


one word always alarms people more then "get out of my way " Move is to the point.

Where To

SHIFT YOURSEL'!!

Where To

Where To wrote: »

SHIFT YOURSEL'!!

Tried that there. Turns out I'm a terrible shift

mauzo

I was pushing a trolley around m&s the other day, there was a lady blocking one of the aisles.

I meant to turn around and say excuse me please, instead I went up behind her and went BEEP BEEP!!!! in a big stupid voice

I apologised and she just started laughing thank god.

Where To

syndeyfife wrote: »

I was pushing a trolley around m&s the other day, there was a lady blocking one of the aisles.

I meant to turn around and say excuse me please, instead I went up behind her and went BEEP BEEP!!!! in a big stupid voice

I apologised and she just started laughing thank god.

MEEP MEEP!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhga8c42sw4

mauzo

Where To wrote: »

MEEP MEEP!

Honestly thats what i sounded like! Mortifying

Jesus Shaves

Where To wrote: »

SHIFT YOURSEL'!!

Was always told to shift myself when I was younger
Ahhhh the innocent lols

marshbaboon

If anyone said that to me, or anything similar, I'd stand there, and stare at them. What an incredibly ignorant thing to say to anyone.

Ghandee

Go outside and sport yourself on a day like that!


(maybe that's a northie saying.......)

im invisible

"ya might be a pain, but you'll never make a window"

"wha??"

"move!"

Miss Lockhart

im invisible wrote: »

"ya might be a pain, but you'll never make a window"

"wha??"

"move!"

Similarly, "your father is a carpenter - not a glazer".

BlueSmoker

im invisible wrote: »

"ya might be a pain, but you'll never make a window"

"wha??"

"move!"

But it used to be MOVE at the top of his lungs, other phrases my father used to say

"STOP crying or I give you something to crying about"

"And DON'T come back till you found IT"
He was consantly misplacing his tools, I would spend all afternoon, in the garage terrified, to come back into the house, my sister took great pleasure in telling me he found 15 minutes later under the sink. GRRRRRRR

"Don't Snow Job Me"

"Put that under your oxter"

And the best one, the one I hear every day

"Get the Bread and Butter first, you can find the Jam later" After I told him I wanted to travel Ireland, recording trad bands at 18

Thanks you ole GIT