Modern phrases

[stevie-p]

Does anyone still use the word HERE,

as i find it seems to have changed to..INHOUSE

also instead of finding somewhere to buy something,its now called SAUSING

[rja211077]

you could do a job HERE without doing it IN-HOUSE, and vice-versa (IN-HOUSE generally meaning 'by employees of the company being referred to, whereas HERE meaning at this specific geographic location)

I do agree about SOURCING though...it's slightly annoying business-speak. There are far more annoying examples though.

[fideldyfee]

like "issue" ahhh!

[ludwig]

To quote Alexei Sayle 'Anyone who uses the word workshop that isn't involved in light engineering, is a ****'. Wise words indeed.

(That's * + * + * + * in case it gets bleeped)

[ludwig]

flippin heck.... TEA DOUBLE YOU A TEA

[spacechimp]

it blocks *+*+*+* wow, what about tw4t or ** ** or simply * * * *?

[spacechimp]

oh, you think yo's real clever dus ya? well, I've got news for you, you're a great big */\*/\*/\*

[spacechimp]

fine, just tw4t will do.

[spacechimp]

*crawls back into gutter*