What sentences do you use having Heard them here?

Thats awful

I’m not sure I understand the OP. 🤔

?????

I think OP thinks she is posting on mumsnet where that phrase is very common...in both meanings of the word.
I can't think she has ever read that on Granset.

I’ve never ever even heard of that rather violent expression, let alone read it on here 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Maybe an “aussie” expression??

Also she’s looking for “expression” to replace “sentence” (imo)

Not sure I get it.
Sounds like an awful thing to say. Are we supposed to supply dreadful things we have heard on GN. Tbh the OPs post is the only example I can think of and i won’t ever repeat it.

Cossy

Maybe an “aussie” expression??

Are you thinking of ‘ripper?’

Surely that’s a cheerful reference to something being really good? Quite the opposite of the OP.

Reading that nasty rude sentence made me clutch my pearls.
Which now one of my favourite sayings having read it first on GN.

That is dreadful and fortunately I have never heard it - nor would I ever repeat it.
I too assume OP means "expressions " and I first came across "pearl clutching" here on GN along with LTB.
Whether I would use them is another matter.

Not seen in here , but it's an old one.

I don't understand the question or the first post.

The crude remark was posted on MN in relation to a thread about Married at First Sight Australia.

Never 'heard' that before and don't want to 'hear' it again!!!

Cossy

Maybe an “aussie” expression??

I hope not!! Why blame Australians?
It's American in origin.

I'd never heard it on here and did have to look it up but it means to tear into someone, give them a dressing down, apparently.

Never heard that one, it sounds very American
No won’t bother with that one thanks
The pearl clutching is the only one I can bring to mind that I heard on here and thought was quite apt

petra

The crude remark was posted on MN in relation to a thread about Married at First Sight Australia.

Ha!! So it is an Aussie expression!

In any event, Aussie or American origin, it’s vile and like others here I won’t ever be using it!

I’ve heard that expression on TV or film, but it is not used by me or anyone I know and I can’t imagine it being used on GN. It is very aggressive and why anyone would use that in front of children is beyond me.

Another sign of how everything has gone downhill.

I’ve never ‘heard’ that expression and having read it I’m certainly not inclined to use it!

I've absolutely no idea on what you're on about!

I really don’t think it’s pleasant to teach a child such an expression.

It’s interesting to hear our GD speaking with her friends, they are quite old fashioned and very respectful…………at least when in earshot of us.