Cliches

spen666

I avoid them like the plague

Anonymous

I like them as much as the next man.

Stewie Griffin

Horses for courses.

Pross

Oh well waste not, want not

But a cliché is full of truth, otherwise it wouldn't be a cliché.

spen666

Seeing how many posting on here- makes me think too many cooks spoilt the broth

ride_whenever

well obviously, you cant make an omelette without breaking some eggs

simonaspinall

at the end of the day, with cliches, the proof is in the pudding

tailwindhome

I don't know much about cliches. But I know what I like

Anonymous

Whatever will be, will be.

rhext

I find them incredibly useful! If I had to do without them I'd literally die!

essexian

Has to be.....

"Further into the fog I fall
Well, I was just
Following you!
When you said :

"Do as I do and scrap your fey ways"
(Dial-A-Cliché)
"Grow up, be a man, and close your mealy-mouth!"
(Dial-A-Cliché)
Dial-A-Cliché
Dial-A-Cliché

But the person underneath
Where does he go ?
Does he slide by the wayside ?
Or ... does he just die ?

And you find that you've organized
Your feelings, for people
Who didn't like you then
And do not like you now
But still you say :

"Do as I do and scrap your fey ways"
(Dial-A-Cliché)
"Grow up, be a man, and close your mealy-mouth!"
(Dial-A-Cliché)
"The Safe way is the only way !
There's always time to change, son !"
I've changed
But I'm in pain !
Dial-A-Cliché "

Anonymous

know what I mean ?

spen666

someones over egged this pudding

rolf_f

Complaining about cliches is exactly the sort of thing the Nazis would have done!

deptfordmarmoset

Clichés are like buses, you wait for one for ages and then....(etc, etc)

Chip \'oyler

If you're gonna use a cliche, make sure you use it at 110%

rick_chasey

This thread certainly will add more strings to my bow when it comes to cliches.

spen666

I think we're now scraping the bottom of the barrel

lateralus

cliches aren't what they used to be.

Anonymous

Cliches ? Theres one born every minute.

guinea

When I was a lad, we didn't have cliches.

deptfordmarmoset

guinea wrote:

When I was a lad, we didn't have cliches.

True, things didn't come ready made in those days. We used to have to make them with sticks and bits of string and then we had to run them through a handmade treadmill for 150 hours until they started to turn into truisms. And that's when the real work began.

spen666

deptfordmarmoset wrote:

guinea wrote:

When I was a lad, we didn't have cliches.

True, things didn't come ready made in those days. We used to have to make them with sticks and bits of string and then we had to run them through a handmade treadmill for 150 hours until they started to turn into truisms. And that's when the real work began.

You were posh having string.

We had to use hair we stole from the dead and had no treadmills to turn em into truisms.

Bloody posh southerners, you never had it hard

Stewie Griffin

It's a game of two halves.

Or I hope it is anyway :!: :!:

Stone Glider

At the end of the day, you can have too much of a good thing.

tebbit

I blame the pixies

(it is Wiggles day off)

BikeyMikey1

Generally as a rule, I don't like cliches

rhext

Is it me, or is this thread getting a bit old now?

Stewie Griffin

rhext wrote:

Is it me, or is this thread getting a bit old now?

No, it has an old head on young shoulders.

Pross

But there's no substitute for experience.

chunkytfg

Pross wrote:

But there's no substitute for experience.

If I had a pound for every time I heard that i'd be a millionaire!