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• #552
All perfectly fine, you massive forrun.
You massive racist.
+1
+1
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• #553
a bungalow.
whoop whoop.
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• #554
*delete
as appropriateftfy
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• #555
I see Planet X styling their on going sale as the 'Indian Summer Sale'. Perhaps Superprecise would like to take it up with them?
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• #556
"On trend"…
… FUCKOFFFUCKOFFFUCKOFF!!!
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• #557
BANG on trend, i think you'll find.
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• #558
We are the Apple Mac of our industry
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• #559
Some *priceless *examples here, good work!
'...not what good looks like' is absolutely terrible.
Yesterday I was at a 'Naming Workshop' - literally a meeting to decide on a name for a building we're doing - and so I will nominate 'workshop'. Which is basically a meeting in which something is done or achieved rather than just talked about or reflected upon. Cunty.
Also there was this bozo-brained graphic design 'bod' (urgh) there who 'tabled' (double urgh) the worst logos I've ever seen. Dismal they were. Anyway he kept saying 'as it were' after everything he said. It made absolutely no sense at all. So I'll also nominate 'as it were'.
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• #560
Also: 'RIP'
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• #561
"visionary" is having a good day.
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• #562
Why has nobody mentioned the CLOUD.
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• #563
'Resilience' is wearing a bit thin here
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• #564
London 2012
Business as usual
Greatest show on earthThat little lot is driving me insane.
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• #565
Has anyone added 'soft meeting' yet?
It's basically a small meeting before a bigger meeting.
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• #566
'just to put some meat on the bones..'
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• #567
"Flaps out"
"Get your gear down"
"Grease it onto the piano keys"
"Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffin' glue"
My flight instructor talks a load of toss sometimes.
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• #568
We need to populate those fields.
Sorry?? Ah, you mean 'Write in the fucking boxes'..........gotcha.
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• #569
"This new project - we need to kick the tyres hard before progressing ..."
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• #570
Glocalisation
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• #571
Your first Ziptrip is a lot like a first date. You're
excited. You're nervous. Of course, there's always that
getting-to-know-you period. To keep the awkwardness to a
*minimum, here's a few top tips for you. *-You'll find the keys in the glovebox. You can use
them to unlock and lock during your reservation.-The fuel's on us! Use the fuel card (in the driver's
doorjamb) to pay when you fill up.-Give yourself a little extra time for the first few
trips. Running late? Extend your reservation online or
by SMS: zipcar.co.uk/members/account-contact-Each Zipcar has a home spot. At the end of your date,
bring your Zipcar back to where you found it.And remember, although your relationship with your Zipcar
may feel like a one-on-one thing, we're a community, so
please be on time and don't leave the next member waiting.Take it slow, make it special, and it'll be love at first
drive.Happy driving,
The team at Zipcar
Streetcar:(
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• #572
'Fine Dining'
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• #573
From: Rxxxx, Jxxx (UK - London)
Sent: 01 November 2011 15:41
To: UK CF Real Estate Adv XXXXXXXXXXs & Admins
Subject: XXX email signature commsIt was raised at the senior EA meeting that not everyone’s email signature is on brand.
Could you please cascade this to your teams, asking them to check their signature is correct and also point it out to anyone that you know isn’t brand compliant.
I will also be asking Mark to upload this onto the intranet home page to try and get the message out there!
Thanks
Jxxx
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• #574
^deserves a punch.
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• #575
'Fine Dining'
This reminds me, a few weeks ago I saw a restaurant offering "indulgent, hand-cooked meals"
Hand-cooked?! WTF, fuck off!
Wouldn't you like to know. :)