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You're all wrong, it's a Tarkett Sports Desso Grassmaster Hybrid Association Football Playing Area.

You're all wrong, it's a Tarkett Sports Desso Grassmaster Hybrid Association Football Playing Area.

I don't give a toss what it's called,we had to sell Jamie Murphy and Mark Duffy to pay for it
 



Ah right.

Well I'm off to put the Morphy Richards on make a cup of Tetley green.

See how I made that sentence more cuntish? Exactly.

Yeah but that's because you have a canny knack of doing that ;)

Your examples prove a point, but aren't a good comparison

A better one would be using a Hoover instead of calling it a Vacuum cleaner.

The term Desso, whilst being the product name, is actually a distinction between the previous types of surface, its quite common to refer to the surface type, rather than generic term 'Pitch'.
 
It annoys me when people say 'PIN number', repeating the word number needlessly. Nothing to do with what you just posted but I thought that I'd get it off my chest.

Also: "ATM machine"

The one that literally gets me is when someone walks up to a bar and says " can I get a .........." to the staff.

If I was working there the response would be "no you fucking can't, that's my job"

Oh and the way the word literally gets into literally every sentence these days. ;)
 
Why is everyone still calling it a Desso as opposed to a fucking pitch?

There's loads of posts with the word 'pitch' in and poor old @Pompney can't be expected to pick up every one. Using the word 'Desso' allows him to use his matelot semaphore search system to jump in and express outrage at McCabe. I'm not sure what his view is on the re-seeding yet but I can guarantee it won't be favourable....

It's become an S2 convention in the same way that Wilder had no input over Ched.

Well I'm off to put the Morphy Richards on make a cup of Tetley green.

Green tea? Are you sure you don't want to join those moaning about the Kop facilities? A nice chintzy little tea shop serving a range of green teas and peppermint infusions could be right up your street (or avenue).
 
The one that literally gets me is when someone walks up to a bar and says " can I get a .........." to the staff.

If I was working there the response would be "no you fucking can't, that's my job"

Oh and the way the word literally gets into literally every sentence these days. ;)
The correct etiquette is, of course, just to state what you want. No 'can I get' or 'can I have' because it's not a question, it's an order. 'Two pints of Wards and two white wines for the ladies please'. Job done.

I don't mind literally if someone means 'literally' but it gets on my tits when people use it whilst speaking metaphorically. 'I was literally pissing myself laughing' well go home and get changed then you loppy twat.
 
Why is everyone still calling it a Desso as opposed to a fucking pitch?

Because if people do that, I can't put random Des O Connor pictures on here anymore and it would spoil my fun. Anyway it could be worse, it could be called a Piers or summat, that'd be bad.
 



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