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• #1677
"what does success look like"
usually used alongside the execrable 'key performance indicator'
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• #1678
well what the fuck else are supposed to do with cake?
PM me for pics
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• #1679
"Real estate" used in any context other than land/property.
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• #1680
I've just been sent a corporate rebranding doc with snackable in it, but I'll raise you "minfographic" (mini infographic) and "simplistrations".
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• #1681
I quite like the latter's potential as a term of abuse...
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• #1682
What does "line ball" mean?
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• #1683
It's where your trousers are too tight and you're squashed a bit.
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• #1684
Or it's where it's difficult to say whether something is one thing or another. Like a ball that's close to the line in tennis.
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• #1685
Thanks.
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• #1686
Presenting a document to a client today, my colleague said, 'we wanted to socialise this with you'. I know it's pretty common, and she apologised after, but she's still dead to me now.
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• #1687
I experienced "boil the ocean" in real life last night. Other than that, it was a pretty good talk. And the bar was free.
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• #1688
"there are no unicorns, but there are a few foxes"
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• #1689
I like that one. I'm going to start using it but with an entirely different meaning each time.
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• #1690
"i'll put some sprinkles on top"
As in "you can't polish a turd, but you can roll it in glitter"...
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• #1691
ObOlympics:-
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• #1692
Phelps is slowly morphing in Carlos Tevez
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• #1693
Ha!
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• #1694
Winningest is also an Americanism that sets my teeth on edge.
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• #1695
'dogfooding'
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• #1696
Whut?
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• #1697
Someone at my place keeps putting a "thought of the day" on our intranet. Today's was:
Replace the words “I have to” with “I choose to” and notice the difference in how you feel -
• #1698
Eating your own dog food, also called dogfooding, is a slang term used to reference a scenario in which a company uses its own product to test and promote the product.
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• #1699
I choose to take a shit....
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• #1700
Make sure you choose to wash your hands.
"Podiumed" is vile.
Does anyone hear "what does success look like"?
I've heard it quite a lot recently. Is it used in a TV show or film or something?