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At school we used to play teacher bingo.

Make a grid and in each square put a phrase the teacher uses often. First one to get a line wins!

I was thinking you could probably do this with this American business language crap as Cav suggested.

Posted

At school we used to play teacher bingo.

Make a grid and in each square put a phrase the teacher uses often. First one to get a line wins!

I was thinking you could probably do this with this American business language crap as Cav suggested.

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iI haven't really read what you are talking about (sorry) but I really dislike the word "colleague" in place of the word "staff".

 

At the Disney store you're 'cast'.

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iI haven't really read what you are talking about (sorry) but I really dislike the word "colleague" in place of the word "staff".

 

At the Disney store you're 'cast'.

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Ebay seller and Shiply courier...

 

Maybe help if courier bothered to contact me before dealing with the seller and turning up with no payment and unsuitable transport... :roll:

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Ebay seller and Shiply courier...

 

Maybe help if courier bothered to contact me before dealing with the seller and turning up with no payment and unsuitable transport... :roll:

Posted
Ebay seller and Shiply courier...

 

Maybe help if courier bothered to contact me before dealing with the seller and turning up with no payment and unsuitable transport... :roll:

 

 

thats shiply for you

 

i.e. f'ckin useless

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Ebay seller and Shiply courier...

 

Maybe help if courier bothered to contact me before dealing with the seller and turning up with no payment and unsuitable transport... :roll:

 

 

thats shiply for you

 

i.e. f'ckin useless

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I have a van as well but the seller was moaning over the weight (ie. I think he's some kind of weak faggot) so can't help lift it. :lol:

 

Now he's asked to refund the Paypal payment and wants cash on collection... so I'll take a refund then piss on the idiot for wasting my time. :roll:

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I have a van as well but the seller was moaning over the weight (ie. I think he's some kind of weak faggot) so can't help lift it. :lol:

 

Now he's asked to refund the Paypal payment and wants cash on collection... so I'll take a refund then piss on the idiot for wasting my time. :roll:

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At the Disney store you're 'cast'.

 

Bad news: someone has swapped the u and n letters on your keyboard for a and s. I'd get that fixed if I were you.

Posted

At the Disney store you're 'cast'.

 

Bad news: someone has swapped the u and n letters on your keyboard for a and s. I'd get that fixed if I were you.

Posted

British Airways refer to passengers as customers. That always really fucking annoyed me for reasons relating to the fact they were an even bigger shower of fucktard bastards than their "customers" were.

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British Airways refer to passengers as customers. That always really fucking annoyed me for reasons relating to the fact they were an even bigger shower of fucktard bastards than their "customers" were.

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That really winds me up when passengers are called customers. Like we had a bloody choice :roll:

"Get the hammer down" is also a fatuous management buzz phrase that makes no sense. Apparently it means work harder...

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That really winds me up when passengers are called customers. Like we had a bloody choice :roll:

"Get the hammer down" is also a fatuous management buzz phrase that makes no sense. Apparently it means work harder...

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British Airways refer to passengers as customers.

 

I prefer "self-loading freight" myself

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British Airways refer to passengers as customers.

 

I prefer "self-loading freight" myself

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that reminds me of the NASA-speak term of EVA (extra vehicular activity) or as we in the real world know it: Walking :shock:

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that reminds me of the NASA-speak term of EVA (extra vehicular activity) or as we in the real world know it: Walking :shock:

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The buzzword that currently annoys me most is "around", i.e "We had a brainstorming session around key skills".

 

It's a wishy-washy cop-out word that tries but fails to disguise the fact that the user knows so little about the subject at hand that they can't adequately predict the scope of the upcoming discussion and hence don't want to use the marginally more specific word "about". WANKERS, the lot of 'em.

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The buzzword that currently annoys me most is "around", i.e "We had a brainstorming session around key skills".

 

It's a wishy-washy cop-out word that tries but fails to disguise the fact that the user knows so little about the subject at hand that they can't adequately predict the scope of the upcoming discussion and hence don't want to use the marginally more specific word "about". WANKERS, the lot of 'em.

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That really winds me up when passengers are called customers. Like we had a bloody choice :roll:

"Get the hammer down" is also a fatuous management buzz phrase that makes no sense. Apparently it means work harder...

 

 

But you do have a choice whether to use that company?

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That really winds me up when passengers are called customers. Like we had a bloody choice :roll:

"Get the hammer down" is also a fatuous management buzz phrase that makes no sense. Apparently it means work harder...

 

 

But you do have a choice whether to use that company?

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British Airways refer to passengers as customers.

 

When I worked at the Inalnd Revenue they used to refer to tax payers as customers...... :roll:

 

Tax payers are not orrering you their custom, you are taking their custom whether they like it or not (in most cases).

Posted
British Airways refer to passengers as customers.

 

When I worked at the Inalnd Revenue they used to refer to tax payers as customers...... :roll:

 

Tax payers are not orrering you their custom, you are taking their custom whether they like it or not (in most cases).

Posted
That really winds me up when passengers are called customers. Like we had a bloody choice :roll:

"Get the hammer down" is also a fatuous management buzz phrase that makes no sense. Apparently it means work harder...

 

 

But you do have a choice whether to use that company?

 

I agree, it's not that far-fetched, especially in terms of frequent flyers (repeat customers). Etihad don't even have 'customers'- it's 'guests'.

Posted
That really winds me up when passengers are called customers. Like we had a bloody choice :roll:

"Get the hammer down" is also a fatuous management buzz phrase that makes no sense. Apparently it means work harder...

 

 

But you do have a choice whether to use that company?

 

I agree, it's not that far-fetched, especially in terms of frequent flyers (repeat customers). Etihad don't even have 'customers'- it's 'guests'.

Posted

I love my current job on the bin wagons, it's the most satisfied I've ever been in the workplace. Problem is, I don't think I'm cut out for it. Pushed myself to keep pace so hard today that I had to stop so I wouldn't black out, not a pleasant experience. I'll be lucky if they call me back in on Monday and, depending how I feel over the next couple of days, I'm not sure I want to go back in after today. I didn't give up, after the near black out once I'd got rid of the nasty after effects I got back out there hoiking bins about, but then my knee went 'pop' on me just reinforcing how much fitter and able the other guys are.

 

[melodrama] I feel like my body has betrayed me in my pursuit of happiness [/melodrama], and I'm really fucked off with myself now.

Posted

I love my current job on the bin wagons, it's the most satisfied I've ever been in the workplace. Problem is, I don't think I'm cut out for it. Pushed myself to keep pace so hard today that I had to stop so I wouldn't black out, not a pleasant experience. I'll be lucky if they call me back in on Monday and, depending how I feel over the next couple of days, I'm not sure I want to go back in after today. I didn't give up, after the near black out once I'd got rid of the nasty after effects I got back out there hoiking bins about, but then my knee went 'pop' on me just reinforcing how much fitter and able the other guys are.

 

[melodrama] I feel like my body has betrayed me in my pursuit of happiness [/melodrama], and I'm really fucked off with myself now.

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