I was in a meeting the other day and someone used PB&J instead of "Peanut Butter and Jelly.""dashboard"I heard this one used in a meting last night instead of "variety".
Yes. Even more ridiculous when used to describe players that are good and therefore more unique than others. You've got your Pujolses, your Adrian Gonzalezes . . . .Oh that made me think of another. When a sports guy goes "the [insert name here]'s of the world." For example "The Hines Wards of the world," "The Hank Basketts of the world," "the Jay Cutlers of the world."I heard Simon Wilcotts on a sports talk show a couple of days ago. I think he used "at the end of the day" in every other sentence. As an added bonus he threw in the "do you know what the definition of insanity is?" hokum out there too. Dude's a maroon.
Peanut Butter, Bread and Jelly is a great dashboard. Great dashboard.I was in a meeting the other day and someone used PB&J instead of "Peanut Butter and Jelly.""dashboard"I heard this one used in a meting last night instead of "variety".
At the end of the day it's not paramount like your pastrami, club and meatball sandwiches of the world. Those sandwiches have just assembled better pieces.Peanut Butter, Bread and Jelly is a great dashboard. Great dashboard.I was in a meeting the other day and someone used PB&J instead of "Peanut Butter and Jelly.""dashboard"I heard this one used in a meting last night instead of "variety".
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OMG yes!Also, people that say internet abreviations as words. Like LOL pronounced as "loll" or ROFLMAO pronounced as a word."N-N-N-APA know-how"
You didn't do yours did you?"due dilligence" for some reason pisses me off.
Can't say I've heard the latter. Roffle-mayo?OMG yes!Also, people that say internet abreviations as words. Like LOL pronounced as "loll" or ROFLMAO pronounced as a word."N-N-N-APA know-how"
Yes. And I have. Sounds so dumb.Can't say I've heard the latter. Roffle-mayo?OMG yes!Also, people that say internet abreviations as words. Like LOL pronounced as "loll" or ROFLMAO pronounced as a word."N-N-N-APA know-how"
Yes. One might add that the usage of the term to indicate a day when people are out shopping and doing presumably fun and positive things for themselves and the economy is bizarre and historically ignorant. The term refers to the 1869 stock market crash, and even in the retail day-after-TG context, was "coined" by the Philly police in the 60s because of all of the mayhem they had to deal with that day. Was Green Friday (which makes a hell of a lot more sense) taken?Black Friday. Whenever I hear or see it the Steely Dan song immediately starts playing in my head. I used to like that song too.
can you suggest a replacement phrase?because I often have to explain things to people in summary form"High level overview" People at my work say it all the time. Its freakin annoying.
Larger picture?Broader summary?can you suggest a replacement phrase?because I often have to explain things to people in summary form"High level overview" People at my work say it all the time. Its freakin annoying.
I hate my username with a passion.Fo shizzleRevis Island
Anyone who made or enjoys that commercial should be decapitated."N-N-N-APA know-how"
That commercial is so ####### horrendous it really deserves its own thread.Anyone who made or enjoys that commercial should be decapitated."N-N-N-APA know-how"
This. What the hell industry do you work in?Never heard this before."foils", when referring to powerpoint slides. I have no idea what the origin of this term is, but it grates on me for no particular reason.
Foils refers to the old celophane projector slides. You had a cart that you wheeled around with a machine on it that had a big light undeneath and an arm above it with a mirror. You put a celophane slide or "foil" over the light, and the light refracted off the mirror onto a projector screen.This. What the hell industry do you work in?Never heard this before."foils", when referring to powerpoint slides. I have no idea what the origin of this term is, but it grates on me for no particular reason.
Transparencies?Foils refers to the old celophane projector slides. You had a cart that you wheeled around with a machine on it that had a big light undeneath and an arm above it with a mirror. You put a celophane slide or "foil" over the light, and the light refracted off the mirror onto a projector screen.This. What the hell industry do you work in?Never heard this before."foils", when referring to powerpoint slides. I have no idea what the origin of this term is, but it grates on me for no particular reason.
Another word from back in the mimeograph days with that big purple roller thing.RudiStein said:Transparencies?bostonfred said:Foils refers to the old celophane projector slides. You had a cart that you wheeled around with a machine on it that had a big light undeneath and an arm above it with a mirror. You put a celophane slide or "foil" over the light, and the light refracted off the mirror onto a projector screen.Otis said:This. What the hell industry do you work in?Never heard this before."foils", when referring to powerpoint slides. I have no idea what the origin of this term is, but it grates on me for no particular reason.
Sure, it's corny, but you'll remember it. Then one day you'll try it. And then you'll understand."Apple pie without the cheese is like a hug without the squeeze."
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+1Oh, sorry."Don't be a hater."
I've taken to saying "Mea Culpa" for some reason and I want to hang myself every time I do.No way in hell I'm reading through 20 plus pages to check but if "My bad" isn't mentioned at least a hundred times already it damn well should.
It has, as well as the equally galling "my bust."No way in hell I'm reading through 20 plus pages to check but if "My bad" isn't mentioned at least a hundred times already it damn well should.
WTF??It has, as well as the equally galling "my bust."No way in hell I'm reading through 20 plus pages to check but if "My bad" isn't mentioned at least a hundred times already it damn well should.
uncorked?The "unrated version" of a movie.
Thank you.The "unrated version" of a movie.