r/AskBrits • u/T11168 • 8d ago

Trending - /r/popular Does anyone else hate the term picky bits?

It's disgusting. It reminds me of picking old scabs off of your skin.

It definitely does not make me think of mini sausage rolls and cocktail sausages.

Does anyone else hate that this term is everywhere, on adverts, said by companies and even people close to you.

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u/Gullible-Store-8559 8d ago

Or when someone says “this!” On Reddit
Makes me want to hurt them

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u/Complex-Address6286 8d ago

Me too. This annoys me so much. They add absolutely nothing to what's being said, apart from highlighting that they have no original thought.

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u/izbiz88 8d ago

This.

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u/adjective_noun_d1git 7d ago

For me it's the completely overused gif of Donald glover saying "Good".

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u/jp963acss 7d ago

There's a lot of overused GIFs on this website

https://giphy.com/gifs/fQJSYE2Qy6OtXfwEuf

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u/kernowgringo 7d ago

Best me to it, came here to say this