Guilty Pleasure
2020 has been an extremely different type of year. Our online presence has increased for communication, online learning and of course online shopping plus much much more. And our 3broadband 750 GB cap has been removed to go hand in hand with this too 💪 The way we communicate is changing, there is no doubt about that. The use of memes, gifs and emojis is a regular occurrence. What about the spoken and written word?
Never in a month of Sundays; this is an idiom/expression I heard when I was quite young and really didn’t understand how a month could contain just Sundays. Thankfully, it was explained as being “ unlikely or never going to happen”, so the confusion didn’t last long. Now that I’m all grown up, I’m confident with my knowledge of English. Except for the phrase “guilty pleasure”.
What does guilty pleasure mean, really? Isn’t pleasure a nice thing, why would you be guilty? After some extensive research, 3moderators 👉 Meet the mods , came back with what guilty pleasures exist in their lives. Have you heard any of the following?
I’ll stop as the list could end up being endless. Why oh why do you feel guilty? Yeah so, I got a family pack of sweet chilli flavoured crisps. Why; because I love the taste. It’s a pleasure for me. No guilt at all, I ate them all, I refused to share. Still no guilt. That was up to the point where my stomach decided it was guilty and had enough. Sweet chilli crisps although tasty and lovely make me feel bad. I’ve found my guilty pleasure. What’s yours?
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@Donegal-3 I'm not entirely sure if online shopping is a guilty pleasure hahahhahaha @LauraH truly believes it's essential. Now the robot hoover ..... tell us more 😉
I love watching Scandi Dramas on All4, there is never a happy ending and everyone is always miserable.
But I guess that makes me happy
And eating a packet of cream crackers in one sitting