"Sarnies"

[Jessica.]

For some reason that word really grinds my gears. If you use that word, I would like to know why?

[Jords]

soz

[_Seth]

Agree, the word is cringeworthy. =/

[Kizzy]

It's just a harmless colloquialism.

[Ammi]

For some reason that word really grinds my gears. If you use that word, I would like to know why?

..yeah, I agree Jess but then I generally prefer things just to be called what they're called, it's a personal thing I have...

[Jessica.]

..yeah, I agree Jess but then I generally prefer things just to be called what they're called, it's a personal thing I have...

Yeah, maybe it's just that, I don't have anything against people who say it, it just doesn't make sense to me. It's like people who say "biccies" instead of "biscuits". :joker:

[Jessica.]

It's just a harmless colloquialism.

Fair enough. :hugesmile: I have just never seen that word anywhere before apart from on TiBB.

[Kizzy]

People who say yeah instead of yes annoy me... kidding.
I say chippy instead of fish and chip shop, sarnie is used loads in Yorkshire.

[Ammi]

Yeah, maybe it's just that, I don't have anything against people who say it, it just doesn't make sense to me. It's like people who say "biccies" instead of "biscuits". :joker:

..haha...I would get really annoyed when people used 'baby talk' with my children..don't call it a 'doggy', it's a dog and much easier to say...I think I just like the proper word but I guess that's just me...

[Suze]

I say sarnies, it is just something said here a lot and so you get used to saying it. Sorry, but going to carry on using the word, you will just have to hate on me for doing so :D

[Ammi]

I say sarnies, it is just something said here a lot and so you get used to saying it. Sorry, but going to carry on using the word, you will just have to hate on me for doing so :D

..I could never hate on you Suze...

[Suze]

..I could never hate on you Suze...


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Found these for you Ammi, made one into a smiley for you.

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[Jessica.]

People who say yeah instead of yes annoy me... kidding.

:nono: I only say "yeah" online anyway.

[Kizzy]

Yeah yeah.... :joker:

[Ammi]

:hug:

Found these for you Ammi, made one into a smiley for you.

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..:amazed:..oh wow thank you Suze..how amazing to have an Audrey smiley, I can't think of a time when it wouldn't be perfect to use it..:love:...

[Jessica.]

:fist:

[lostalex]

umm, what's a sarnie?

[Jemal]

I thought sarnies ment sardine sandwiches

[Z]

:bawling: I hate that word

[smudgie]

Sarnies is a word in common use in these parts, and besides, it is easier to spell.:idc:

[Jezzy]

..yeah, I agree Jess but then I generally prefer things just to be called what they're called, it's a personal thing I have...

I'm exactly the same. My mum has an anecdote from when I was about 3, when I was asked if I liked the gee-gees in a field. I told him I din't know what a gee-gee was, but I thought the horses were pretty.

[Jezzy]

Anyway. It's a samwidge.

[Sophiee]

it's so annoying when people shorten words unnecessarily.

[Ninastar]

i hate the word too...

[Me. I Am Salman]

Hate it [26364647]

[MTVN]

Northerners and their silly words

[mizzy25]

sarnie short for sandwich
the chippy is the chippy end of.

[Shaun]

how can sarnie be "short for sandwich" when it takes the exact same effort to say (2 syllables) :suspect: (same for chippy/chip shop)

[Josy]

We all the chip shop the chippy never called a sandwich a sarnie in my life though.