14. I caught myself saying "shopping cart" instead of shopping trolley today and was thoroughly disgusted with myself. I've never lived nor been to the US either. Graham Nicholson, Glasgow
21. A "heads up". For example, as in a business meeting. Lets do a "heads up" on this issue. I have never been sure of the meaning. R Haworth, Marlborough
24. People that say "my bad" after a mistake. I don't know how anything could be as annoying or lazy as that. Simon Williamson, Lymington, Hampshire
29. I'm a Brit living in New York. The one that always gets me is the American need to use the word bi-weekly when fortnightly would suffice just fine. Ami Grewal, New YorkReally? Who the hell has ever used "fortnightly" after WW1?
Some of those are blamed on American English and I have yet to hear them. Been throughout the united states and have yet to hear "That'll learn you."
Was me, I bumped a power cord. HiTEch
Fred Forgot to add, those words were usually heard while a belt was swinging against my arse.
Wow, you guys need help.
FYI we dont care if you guys say them, its when we say them its annoying. thats what the list is about