This is not grammatic or speech related at all but I HATE IT. Couples. Not a normal, loving, caring but normal relationship, but THOSE PEOPLE WHO ARE ALWAYS ALL OVER EACH OTHER IN PUBLIC. There is a time and a place, and in front of me is not it. It's rude and ill-mannered and I hate it. I especially hate couples pawing each other when there's only you or you and your own Other Half in a room. The sort that whisper to each other and have their limbs wrapped round each other. Don't get me wrong, public displays of affection can be nice occasionally, and I will walk with linked arms with my bloke, and kisses goodbye are fine - but people slobbering all over each other in pubs or cinemas or parks? UUUUUuuuuuugggggggh. (Teenagers aren't so bad - I almost expect it of them and they have raging hormones as an excuse, but anyone over the age of 20 should know better). Rant ends.