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Lately I'm noticing people using the expression "Good on you!" a lot. I can't stand it! It sounds so country/ghetto. The expression is "good FOR you" not "good ON you." How can you have good on you? Sounds so dumb. What other ones bother you? Oh, and also "I don't .....in any way, shape...

I just got a new Nokia T-Mobile phone, and it is so much more complicated than my last one (also a T-Mobile). I prefer to usually just have my phone on vibrate rather than a ring tone, so that if it goes off I will notice it but it won't disturb anyone else. On my old phone, to set it on...