Why 'outside of'?

I hope I have plenty of gorm!
I do get stroppy about journalists not being able to spell or use correct grammar - surely words are their stock in trade. I even notice them using unnecessary apostrophes when making words plural - e.g. dog's instead of dogs. (It happens on forums, too, but most posters are not professional wordsmiths)

Going forward - have we had that one? As in "going forward into the future". MPs say it all the time, it's just wordiness for the sake of it

Tell us, Bagitha?

Possibly, jeni, but don't you think it adds something to twerpiness? I do. Besides, 'gorm' is a lovely word and so are its relatives.

baggy isn't the gormless redundant?.

The queen "walked into dinner". Messy!

And 'reversing back' - as in 'she reversed back into a BMW'.

My current hate is 'returning back to' but it can change every morning depending on what is said on 'Breakfast'!

Estate Agents - 'this house comprises of' is another one

I absolutely agree with you Greatnan.

I also cringe at "arriving into", as in "We are now arriving into Paddington."

The phrase "gormless twerp reporter" comes to mind.