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• #302
Every time he starts to say it, in the incorrect manner you've quoted, say "sssssssssssssssss!" just after he says "pearl", so that your sibilance overlaps the rest of the phrase very loudly.
ahh. So it's Pearls is it? This may work
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• #303
Someone I work with once tried to reign a meeting back onto the agenda by appealing for everyone "not to go off on a tandem".
And is it me, or are people increasingly missing "ly" of absolutely?
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• #304
I'm not sure that will help. I have diagnosed him with suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder and as such he rarely listens to what anyone else says. Though it may be a counter against his paranoid tendencies
In that case, take out the little ink pipe from a Biro and discard it, then keep the empty pen in your back pocket.
When he next goes to the stationary cupboard follow him in, shut the door behind you and stab him repeatedly in the throat. Leave the pen there for all to see and exit the cupboard in tears, claiming that you found him choking on a pencil eraser and you were trying to save him with an emergency tracheotomy.
Even if he lives, he will be a mute.
Now get to it!
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• #305
A guy in my office, who incidentally is the most obnoxious person I have ever known, keeps coming out with 'Pearl before swine'. He says it on a daily basis, sometimes more than once. What can I do about it?
Just tell him that him saying it to you and everybody else in the office is throwing pearls before swine.
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• #306
Nerged. I hear people saying it all the time. I guess it must be trending but I think it's got boring already.
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• #307
I will shoot the next person who uses the term "Bandwidth" with reference to something that is not a data connection.
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• #308
row around is the latest one sweeping my office.
favourites are ducks in a row,
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• #309
There was a slightly confused Mallard swimming around Brockwell Lido pool when I was at the gym earlier
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• #310
This thread 'needs to pull in the same direction', 'we're all on the same page', we have 'until the close of play' to 'achieve our goals'.
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• #311
At work we are all about "showing the value" in order to "preserve the investment stream".
I may resign tomorrow.
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• #312
eschew obfuscation
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• #313
My office rings with "what the fuck do they want now?!" and "why the fuck is this not building?!" and "if those fuckwits change their mind again i'll find out where they live" and most often "fuck this! pub?". I'm too busy swearing at broken shit to listen to fab new buzzwords.
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• #314
catchy
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• #315
'tranche'
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• #316
'ring-fenced'
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• #317
a.k.a 'not really'
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• #318
"there's no I in team"
Most recently responded to with "are you trying to say I am not a team worker". The facial gurning in response kept me amused for a couple of minutes.
There is no I in team
But there is a u in cunt
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• #319
'quantum' is being used a lot in building shit, when 'size' isn't wanky enough.
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• #320
in any way shape or form.
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• #321
We're just getting to grips with 'moving forward' up here in the North.
It's in every other fucking email.
We also had some cheesehead talking about direct mail, referring to some shitty folded up brochure we've been making as being 'like origami, but from another planet'.
I mean, for fuck's sake...
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• #322
sometimes I talk to people in head office who start with all that 'synergy' bollocks,
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• #323
"Promote Synergy! Like a Boss!!
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• #324
You cant say "synergy" anymore. That word has 1990s office wanker written all over it.
I prefer to "gain efficiencies"
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• #325
It's not office talk but at uni one of our lecturers keeps talking about our class as a 'cohort'.
Like it, maybe worth a shot