Phrases/terms that need to be retired immediately (1 Viewer)

[Ignoratio Elenchi]

Windex.

As in, "Let's windex these TPS reports before we send them off to Jerry in accounting."

 

[jamny]

Windex.As in, "Let's windex these TPS reports before we send them off to Jerry in accounting."

GTFO

 

[shuke]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

 

[shuke]

Rom Com.

That movie was too gory for her. We agreed to see a rom com next time.

Windex.

As in, "Let's windex these TPS reports before we send them off to Jerry in accounting."

GTFO

No way anyone talks this way.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Windex.As in, "Let's windex these TPS reports before we send them off to Jerry in accounting."

Is this the "Fictitious Business Jargon" thread?

 

[General Malaise]

Getting a little tired of people answering questions in the affirmative with "TOTALLY", extra obnoxious bonus points if you draw out the first syllable, so it sounds like "TOOOAAA-taly".

 

[jamny]

"hello"People need to stop saying that. It's so annoying.

as in:The waiter brought my salad and I said "Hello, there are no tomatoes in here"

 

[Leroy Hoard]

"hello"People need to stop saying that. It's so annoying.

as in:The waiter brought my salad and I said "Hello, there are no tomatoes in here"

Yes, as if they were addressing the salad.

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

"hello"

Hi.

 

[AhrnCityPahnder]

"hello"People need to stop saying that. It's so annoying.

as in:The waiter brought my salad and I said "Hello, there are no tomatoes in here"

I blame Biff.

 

[Brock Middlebrook]

"hello"

Hi.

Helloooo...McFly...

 

[ThaPenguin]

"hello"People need to stop saying that. It's so annoying.

as in:The waiter brought my salad and I said "Hello, there are no tomatoes in here"

Hello, exactly.

 

[Thorn]

"hello"

Hi.

Hiya

 

[Time Kibitzer]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

 

[Ignoramus]

I'm way to busy too search this thread but "swagger" has definitely jumped the hawk.

 

[PlasmaDogPlasma]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

I avoid this mess by calling every adult I deal with "Sweetie"

 

[Ignoratio Elenchi]

Windex.As in, "Let's windex these TPS reports before we send them off to Jerry in accounting."

Is this the "Fictitious Business Jargon" thread?

Maybe it's just something people say in my industry or company.

 

[Ignoramus]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

I avoid this mess by calling every adult I deal with "Sweetie"

I got "guyed" the other day by one of our cheese-**** salesmen. I had a full head of steam headed for the pisser; however, and wasn't able to give him a proper "#### you" in reply,

 

[jamny]

full head of steam

and

headed for the pisser

 

[Ignoramus]

full head of steam andheaded for the pisser

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible.

I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

Whenever somebody (e.g., a waitress) calls me "sir," I say: "Please, call me dude. Or, uh, Daddy."I'll be adding chief, sport, and boss to the list from now on.

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

"hello"

Hello?

 

[Time Kibitzer]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

I avoid this mess by calling every adult I deal with "Sweetie"

I got "guyed" the other day by one of our cheese-**** salesmen. I had a full head of steam headed for the pisser; however, and wasn't able to give him a proper "#### you" in reply,

I got no problem being called "guy". guy >>> chief, boss, sport

 

[azgroover]

"Just Sayin"

 

[Statorama]

A cost X

B cost Y

C cost...Priceless.

 

[shuke]

"Suck for Luck" can't end soon enough.

"I heart ______________" makes me puke.

 

[Heavy B]

Anything reminiscent of the old lady in Poltergeist saying "they're back."

"Theyrrrre back", etc.

 

[jamny]

"Suck for Luck" can't end soon enough.

I'm a Dolphin fan going to the game on Sunday. Can I still use it at the stadium? It's all I have left.

 

[oukurt]

A cost XB cost YC cost...Priceless.

Agree for the most part. With the exception of this one. Still makes me laugh.http://www.emailgoodies.faketrix.com/pics-best-priceless-Mastercard-picture-4-sports-illustrated-hockey-spectators.htm

 

[Time Kibitzer]

"I'll hang up and listen"

:X

 

[Bankerguy]

"Line of sight".

 

[Jobber]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

I avoid this mess by calling every adult I deal with "Sweetie"

I got "guyed" the other day by one of our cheese-**** salesmen. I had a full head of steam headed for the pisser; however, and wasn't able to give him a proper "#### you" in reply,

I got no problem being called "guy". guy >>> chief, boss, sport

No way. Guy, sport, chief, Chachi, etc are all someone's way of trying to assert themselves as dominant over you. If someone addresses you in this way, you must call them on it.

 

[Maurile Tremblay]

Guy, sport, chief, Chachi, etc are all someone's way of trying to assert themselves as dominant over you.

Seriously? What about "stud"? (Or "boss" or "champ"?)

 

[Kenny Powers]

Getting a little tired of people answering questions in the affirmative with "TOTALLY", extra obnoxious bonus points if you draw out the first syllable, so it sounds like "TOOOAAA-taly".

totes magotes

 

[shuke]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

I avoid this mess by calling every adult I deal with "Sweetie"

I got "guyed" the other day by one of our cheese-**** salesmen. I had a full head of steam headed for the pisser; however, and wasn't able to give him a proper "#### you" in reply,

I got no problem being called "guy". guy >>> chief, boss, sport

No way. Guy, sport, chief, Chachi, etc are all someone's way of trying to assert themselves as dominant over you. If someone addresses you in this way, you must call them on it.

Often it's because they don't remember your name.

 

[Fensalk]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

I avoid this mess by calling every adult I deal with "Sweetie"

I got "guyed" the other day by one of our cheese-**** salesmen. I had a full head of steam headed for the pisser; however, and wasn't able to give him a proper "#### you" in reply,

I got no problem being called "guy". guy >>> chief, boss, sport

No way. Guy, sport, chief, Chachi, etc are all someone's way of trying to assert themselves as dominant over you. If someone addresses you in this way, you must call them on it.

Often it's because they don't remember your name.

They should try asking instead of being so passive-aggressive about it.

 

[Joe T]

Guy, sport, chief, Chachi, etc are all someone's way of trying to assert themselves as dominant over you.

Seriously? What about "stud"? (Or "boss" or "champ"?)

Almost as bad, but not quite.Not sure what is wrong with just calling people by their first name.Anyone that calls another adult "chief" should get an immediate punch in the ear hole.

 

[Underachievers]

"hater"

 

[mr roboto]

Never heard this before, but over in the Shark Pool, this started to bother me.

In a Sproles thread...

He has been nothing short of a house for me this season.

A house? What means this? Anyway, it's stupid.

 

[Tickle Monster]

calling anyone "sport" or "chief"

you might as well tattoo ######## on your head before you say it.

I've done a 360 degree turn on chief. I hated it so much I started calling people it jokingly, now I use it all the time. I may get that tattoo.

This.

Gotta agree with Joe T here. Calling someone "chief" is definitely ######## move. Do adults actually call other adults "sport" though? I thought that was reserved for kids. I have no problem with someone calling a kid "sport", but calling an adult that is indefensible. I'll add "boss" to the list as well.

I avoid this mess by calling every adult I deal with "Sweetie"

I got "guyed" the other day by one of our cheese-**** salesmen. I had a full head of steam headed for the pisser; however, and wasn't able to give him a proper "#### you" in reply,

I got no problem being called "guy". guy >>> chief, boss, sport

No way. Guy, sport, chief, Chachi, etc are all someone's way of trying to assert themselves as dominant over you. If someone addresses you in this way, you must call them on it.

Often it's because they don't remember your name.

That's why I just use 'dude' if I don't remember someone's name. It's not derogatory like those other terms. Makes you seem like equals...

 

[Uncle Humuna]

clandestine

 

[shuke]

"Like us on Facebook"

How about you go #### yourself?

 

[Idiot Boxer]

Jabroni.

One of the hosts on a local sports talk radio show still uses that. I thought that was pretty much only ever used by The Rock and he even stopped when he started going by Dwayne Johnson.

 

[Sconch]

Guy, sport, chief, Chachi, etc are all someone's way of trying to assert themselves as dominant over you.

Seriously? What about "stud"? (Or "boss" or "champ"?)

Almost as bad, but not quite.Not sure what is wrong with just calling people by their first name.Anyone that calls another adult "chief" should get an immediate punch in the ear hole.

Easy there, slick.

 

[urbanhack]

"Like us on Facebook"

How about you go #### yourself?

UPDATE??

 

[Apple Juice]

"Like us on Facebook"How about you go #### yourself?

 

[Hov34]

"Like us on Facebook"How about you go #### yourself?

:Like:

 

[JaxBill]

"hater"

What about 'hayter' or 'hatah'?

 

[Nathan R. Jessep]

"I know, right?"

 

[AhrnCityPahnder]

"like a boss"